Sentence examples for has been atypical from inspiring English sources

This tornado season has been atypical because of its early start.

Parrish is quick to admit that his path through undergrad — particularly his constant creative expression at a technology school — has been atypical.

"As it is difficult to tell what is going on behind closed doors, I am not in a position to judge whether the communication between the commission and Google during this competition inquiry has been atypical, though it certainly raises questions".

What has been atypical relative to all other recoveries going back to the early 1970s is that government jobs have not contributed to this recovery.

This level of performance has been atypical of van Persie during his eight injury plagued seasons at the club where he's started more than 20 games in a season only twice – last season and the 2008/09 campaign.

*Though CdM has won five straight first-round playoff games, the lopsided 36-point margin has been atypical during the streak.

But though her transitions have been atypical, Pégard believes her roles have not been mutually exclusive.

McBride's double service as soldier and athlete appears to have been atypical.

Peculiarly, this tomb may have been atypical in many respects, which is what led to its preservation — and thus to the temptation to treat it as typical.

She also said that her time there — in the 1970s and '80s — may have been atypical and extreme and that there may be regional differences.

They allow that their pool of participants may somehow have been atypical in this regard, but also speculate that if male self-monitors mimc the behavior of cooperative women, these men may surrender whatever advantage comes from more aggressive behavior.