Sentence examples for great anomaly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Botstein called it "the one great anomaly in the Russian repertory," a Romantic work with its eye not on the country's history or folklore but a different, highly stylized tradition.

Open daily 11am-7pm South Congress's New Bohemia is known for its hipster-centric selection of women's vintage wear, but what makes this store unique is its selection of the great anomaly known as vintage men's clothing.

The animation outfit has always been the movie industry's great anomaly: a company with an uncanny ability to produce quality films that also rake in billions in a competitive summer and holiday moviegoing season.

For the U.S. the slow pace of recovery from recession is a great anomaly.

IT HAS long been one of the great anomalies of American foreign policy.

Ari Up was one of the great anomalies of British punk: a German expatriate whose group, the Slits, played an idiosyncratic version of dub reggae.

IT'S one of the great anomalies of our ownership society: shareholders own companies, but executives can easily slap them down.

Cleveland presents one of classical music's great anomalies: a top international orchestra in a shrinking city, an ensemble in a Rust Belt town that plays with the greatest of ease among the Viennese.

Of the four superstars still playing, he is the only one with an N.C.A.A. championship ring, which in this era makes him the greatest anomaly of all.

Those who benefit most channel their overseas income through tax havens, so that it is taxed nowhere.The greatest anomaly is the archaic definition of domicile.

So they not only administer the law, they sometimes make it as well.The Lord Chancellor's post is the greatest anomaly of all.