Sentence examples for deemed unusual from inspiring English sources

All three were hits, deemed unusual and addictive by even my ever-jaded circle of friends.

To the Editor: I canceled my Citibank Visa because of the requirement that I call whenever I am traveling or using the card someplace deemed unusual.

This exoticising comes from a place that positions black hair as the other – deemed unusual, and therefore worthy of impermissible grabbing.

While college presidents often meet with federal officials to discuss these issues, this meeting has been deemed unusual, as it was announced at the last minute and will be held behind closed doors with Obama.

The idea of a TV drama with female leads is so commonplace today that it's hard to remember how recently that kind of casting would have been deemed unusual, if not foolhardy.

Most banks and credit card companies have real time notification services that allow them to contact you in the event of a purchase attempt deemed "unusual". Go to your bank account or credit card home page and set a purchase limit on your debit/credit card.

As a young woman, Evans made four trips abroad at a time when, as Cuthbert states, "her propensity for solitary, unplanned, unguided travel was, in fact, deemed so unusual" [End Page 98] (39 40).

A hunt is now underway for the bear, whose aggressive behavior Churchill deemed extremely unusual.

We two jurors have been deemed "brave" and "unusual" for taking a stand.

As a result, Justice George H. Carley wrote in a dissenting opinion, the punishment should not be deemed cruel and unusual.

The court noted that a previous bid by the inmate, Carey D. Moore, to have the electric chair deemed cruel and unusual punishment had been turned down.