Sentence examples for extremely unorthodox from inspiring English sources

It's an extremely unorthodox type of pitch".

"This is an extremely unorthodox move," said Mr. Alic of I.D.C. "Most governments have gotten out of the business.

But this Saturday is Derby Day, an equal, if extremely unorthodox, excuse for a paskha and kulich brunch.

But his former teammates agree that Al Gore's got — or, at least, had — some game... "Al had an extremely unorthodox way of shooting, almost catapulting the ball from behind his head," the team's starting point guard, Jan Halverson, said.

Two national security advisers, Robert C. McFarlane and Vice Adm. John M. Poindexter, and a National Security Council staff assistant, Lt. Col. Oliver L. North of the Marines, were emboldened by his concern to undertake some extremely unorthodox measures to try to free the hostages.

In a few hours the extremely unorthodox post-launch review embargo will lift, and we'll get to see what on earth is actually going on, but for now, in case you were wondering if these games actually launched today, and why no one is talking about them this morning, this is the answer.

Bosch employs highly unorthodox but extremely entertaining methods for getting results, making sneaky end-runs around the sclerotic bureaucracy of the L.A.P.D. The story opens with a harrowing flashback to the riots of 1992, when South Central went up in flames.

The use of boxes and applications in an advanced graduate text such as this is unorthodox, but extremely effective.

One of his sources about prehistoric religion is "controversial," while another is "adventurous, unorthodox, but extremely rewarding".

Those kind words may have something to do with the extremely audience-friendly but unorthodox circumstances that have so far surrounded LittleHouse gigs.

"He's very unpredictable and has a very unorthodox game and is extremely talented," said Murray.