Sentence examples for considered unorthodox from inspiring English sources

I think I've been slightly braver since I read Rights of Man in holding what are often considered unorthodox views.

Drivers honked their horns and people danced in the streets, actions considered unorthodox in the Islamic republic.

His methods were considered unorthodox and even radical, at least in the eyes of those accustomed to the mores of the British Navy.

She felt buoyed by the noticeable benefit but did not detect patience on the part of the medical profession with measures still considered unorthodox in many quarters.

The book used a form of historical scholarship considered unorthodox at the time, employing newspaper accounts, personal letters and diaries as well as archives.

It would be considered unorthodox for the judges to annul the earlier convictions in either Knox or Sollecito's case, but one or both cases could be sent back to a lower court for retrial.

"Sometimes," he went on, "you need to consider unorthodox approaches".

There is, though, an undeniable benefit some coaches cite when considering unorthodox plays.

But as music sales decline and independent recording and distribution become easier, more bands may be willing to consider unorthodox routes when traditional deals are over.

As chief U.S. medical officer, she played an important role in Clinton's early efforts to reorganize the health care system, and she regularly urged the public to consider unorthodox solutions to public health problems.

Second, HTC is in a bad way in terms of continuing poor financial performance, and in terms of device sales, so it's probably very willing to consider unorthodox models to help it gain some unique appeal for users.