Sentence examples for distinctly unconventional from inspiring English sources
But that perspective, now common in his field, was distinctly unconventional then.
Another Kramer production, the distinctly unconventional western High Noon (1952), proved to be one of Zinnemann's most prominent contributions to film history.
Further, journalists know the sound of a good story: a graduate student enrolled in a distinctly unconventional economic department in a financially pinched public university found an obvious mistake in research published in the leading journal of the profession by two prestigious Harvard faculty members.
Were there any doubt that the days when a funeral consisted of a dour and brief gathering focused on a gilt-handled, highly-varnished coffin were over, then the rise of the distinctly unconventional celebrity send-off is proof of a distinct shift in British attitudes to the final journey of the dead.
Eight years earlier, in 1931, when the River House, which would become one of the most exclusive residences in New York, went up on the far end of East 52nd Street, it took a kind of distinctly unconventional elitism to live there.
A former economy minister with a taste for theater, he runs a distinctly unconventional campaign.
Rumsfeld was now proposing that a second Gulf War be fought in a distinctly different manner: as an unconventional war.
Fox's unconventional vision has a distinctly California flavor.
Unconventional forces require unconventional tactics.
