Sentence examples for especially unusual about from inspiring English sources

There is nothing especially unusual about David Cameron's attempts to renegotiate the UK's membership of the EU.

What's especially unusual about Mr. Holl's work, however, is the way it is rooted in an almost atavistic love of craft.

But what is especially unusual about his story is how his candidacy has motivated others in the wide universe of recovery to shed their anonymity to support him.

There is nothing especially unusual about that, of course - except that in this instance neither the accused nor his alleged victim had ever met the object of their affections, nor did they plan to do so.

Although this formulation is unlikely to satisfy those evangelicals who deny that the LDS church is Christian, Romney presumably calculated that speaking about Jesus Christ in terms that sound consistent with ordinary American Protestantism would reassure voters that there was in the end nothing especially unusual about Mormonism.

Nothing is inappropriate or particularly unusual about a political adviser becoming immersed in foreign policy, especially as a re-election campaign approaches.

Such passages are not especially unusual.

This isn't especially unusual for the Sport.

Scientists believe the meteor exploded upon hitting the lower atmosphere and disintegrated at an altitude of about 20 to 30 miles above the Earth's surface — not an especially unusual event, the statement said.

"It's especially unusual having only two survivors," he said.

Yet, much like Chris on this season, I had felt a little piece of what real love must feel like and then had it taken away so I built up walls around me to protect my heart and began to feel perpetually pessimistic about love, especially in unusual circumstances like The Bachelorette.