Sentence examples for atypically cool from inspiring English sources
Magazines like the avant-garde Blueprint and atypically cool Elle Decoration were talking up a savvy interior-style sector.
On an atypically cool 60-degree day, Funny Cide showed no hint of the respiratory problem that hurt him in his final two races last year.
The writer hero of Jean-Luc Godard's brilliant "Contempt" (1963) at first looks, atypically, like a winner -- he's played by cool Michel Piccoli, he's married to Brigitte Bardot -- but when he appears to defer to the power of a bullying American producer, he loses his wife's respect, totally and irrevocably.
WHEN the mercury rose yet again last week, Europeans who had already endured several atypically hot months inaugurated a new rule: if it was wet and possibly cool, it was fair game.
Atypically, this year, "we're getting fall clothes".
Atypically for home improvement, Mr. Freeman stopped the process halfway.
Conditions were atypically favorable through early June in 2017.
There is, atypically, no humor or satire in "Applause".
They're atypically Mancunian, that's for sure.
With a few exceptions the women were atypically off form.
If so, why was my response so atypically benevolent?
