Sentence examples for become unusual from inspiring English sources

It has also become unusual for a personal doctor to be available during weekends or holidays.

And all of the players mentioned here faced significant prejudice in places where, thanks in part to their efforts, such reactions have become unusual.

By the end of the Anglo-Saxon period, it had become unusual for a single peasant to hold an entire hide, most being restricted to a quarter hide, or yardland.

In "Laurus," the depiction of faith is presented entirely without irony — a strategy that has become unusual among literary writers, but which is central to Vodolazkin's effort to excavate what was meaningful from Russia's distant past.

As a result of such parental pride, it will become unusual for children to reach secondary school without an online history that can be traced back to the day they were born.

Conceived by Ken Cook, 50, director of the group, the Web site has become unusual in the crowded world of special-interest politics, where it is hard to get noticed in Washington, much less heard.

The more the sight of a woman becomes unusual, the more harassment women will suffer.

This practice continued into the early 1960s but as travel became easier, and the cost of entry to matches rose, watching both teams became unusual and the rivalry intensified.

As Behr put it, in an age when social media brings a sense of constant digital connection yet physical disconnection, it becomes unusual to interact in a meaningful way with a stranger in a public place.

Ben Stern's story becomes unusual after he survives the Nazis and marries a concentration camp survivor he meets in a displaced-persons camp while still in Europe, and in 1946 they come to America, where they raise a family and where they thrive.

Start the story with an ordinary moment and trace how the story became unusual.