Sentence examples for but atypical from inspiring English sources

He was a great opera singer of course – a brilliant but atypical Iago, a seminal Wozzeck, never routine, ever surprising.

Popular illustrations of tales and legends and those of some of the Shīʿite heroes are similarly interesting but atypical.

The panel specifically referred to overdiagnosis of D.C.I.S., as well as benign but atypical breast lesions that left undetected would never cause problems.

"The presence of back-push mounts extending from one foot mark into the next is characteristic of tracks in dry sand, but atypical of wet or subaqueous sand," the team wrote.

In a wonderful but atypical scene thrown in as a sidebar, a whale-bellied, opera-loving gangster meets his comeuppance to the strains of Renée Fleming singing an aria from Catalani's work "La Wally".

But atypical here is that David shows up at the shelter pretending to be bereft and looking for a place to live, without even bothering to change out of his expensive suit, polished wingtips, crisp-collared shirt and yellow power tie.

Brilliant but not atypical was Ara Gallant, n?ra Gallantz.

The Huntleys, Sutcliffes and Wests, as well as the Wrights, Dixies and Bellfields, get enormous press attention but remain atypical.

Doctors' visits and deaths attributable to flu are slightly above normal and increasing, but "not atypical" compared with some of the last 25 years, he said.

This is fine as far as it goes, but how atypical was the boy, how extensive was the black market in copper, and how did other winegrowers manage?

Many people he knew got "very, very drunk" at the Pound Ridge parties, which he said were larger gatherings than usual, but not atypical in terms of the drinking.