Sentence examples for does something unusual from inspiring English sources
The crowd again gasps but then does something unusual in this American's experience of watching sports: they laugh.
Joanna Eberhart's therapist does something unusual for a shrink — she actually takes what her patient says at face value.
It also does something unusual, which is to take seriously the views of embittered whites, and even to assume that they can correctly diagnose the causes of their sorry state.
(Anne Midgette) 'LA BOHÈME' (Tomorrow, Sunday) Pity a small opera company: it receives critical attention only when it does something unusual, yet its audiences tend to like the same fare as everyone else.
The movie is the ultimate caper, a work of brazen ebullience that does something unusual for Mr. Jordan: this is the first of his films that could be scored with a saxophone instead of a cello.
The movie, with its 1950s jazz elegance, "is the ultimate caper," he added, "a work of brazen ebullience that does something unusual for Mr. Jordan: This is the first of his films that could be scored with a saxophone instead of a cello.
In 1982, though, Singh did something unusual.
But then he did something unusual.
The euro did something unusual yesterday.
"So I did something unusual," he said.
