Sentence examples for deeply unusual from inspiring English sources

But it is deeply unusual to overrule them.

But in South African terms, they are deeply unusual.

Nash was "handsome as a god", a former classmate told Nasar, but deeply unusual.

Described less simply, it's a deeply unusual and forceful thing to have in your hands.

Moving 50 miles, or hundreds of miles, away from home was no longer deeply unusual for a top student.

Its songs were brusque, acerbic and deeply unusual, but it relies for its dizzying rush on that most traditional of formal devices: melody.

Many thanks to David France (May 28) for a deeply touching and unusual story.

But much of the scene's power is all about the actor: after spending the whole of the film in such upstanding, even self-righteous bafflement, his clear-eyed terror make this a deeply moving conclusion – unusual for a horror that had more than a touch of the Hammer to it.

Since "Borders" went on stream earlier this month, it has generated buzz in Latino arts and media circles in New York and beyond, largely because Ms. Garza's journal offers an unusual, deeply honest story of one rural Latina's struggles in the big city.

The cinematography of Tabl is divine, shot with an elegance beyond its story in black & white, while the surround sound, everything from drums at a funeral to house invaders, and even a cat meowing, jumping out from some trash on the right of the screen is deeply entertaining and unusual.

Due to patterns of extinction and coalescence, these HGT events would manifest themselves as unusually deeply branching divisions within gene trees, leading to rare and unusual protein homologs with much narrower phylogenetic distributions than their sister clades.