Sentence examples similar to be unusually supportive from inspiring English sources
He celebrated conviviality — no great novelty in Wittenberg, where one out of three houses was licensed to brew beer — and was unusually supportive of women.
While the wealthy are usually most likely to vote for the Republican, they didn't this time; and while the poor are usually less likely to vote for the Republican, they were unusually supportive of Trump.
Unlike contemporary liberal/left magazines such as the Nation, the New Yorker, or Vanity Fair, or radical newspapers such as Art Front and the Daily Worker, New Masses not only promoted explicitly leftist viewpoints but also was unusually supportive of work in the visual arts.
DeGeneres suggested that the Will and Jada's approach to raising teenagers might not be totally normal, though, saying that the two were unusually supportive of their children.
Employers tend to be supportive of OU study, knowing that OU students are likely to be unusually determined and committed.
The crowd, however, was unusually loud and supportive for a New York audience.
Arguably, the 1980s and 1990s were an unusually supportive context for environment management concerns, and that context will not be replicated in the near future.
She works part time for the family foundation of Norman Braman, a billionaire auto dealer and former owner of the Philadelphia Eagles, who has been an unusually supportive patron of the Rubio family.
