Sentence examples for how unusually from inspiring English sources

Fred Barnes recalled being "struck by how smart Palin was, and how unusually confident.

And the only real culture shock has been adjusting to how unusually friendly people are".

Fred Barnes [of The Weekly Standard] recalled being "struck by how smart Palin was, and how unusually confident.

My aunts kept remarking how brave I was and how unusually long my eyelashes were, and teased me about my Cairene accent, my skin.

Above all, perhaps, "The Woman in White" shows how unusually attuned Collins was to the vulnerability of women in Victorian society and the ease with which they could be tumbled from their place.

As Lizzy Davies wrote in today's paper: Recalling the "crisis situation" in which his government was formed last year, Letta said he had always considered it to be "a government of service" and appeared at pains to stress how unusually difficult his period as prime minister had been, repeatedly declaring he had been living "each day as if it was the last".

The problem was, Creed had no idea how this unusually democratic composition would sound.

Ultimately it is a story of the power of ideas and how, perhaps unusually in business, the better one won.

This year the RSPB will use data from the survey to assess how the unusually mild, wet winter has affected the different species that visit UK gardens.

Instead, he cited Abraham Lincoln's second inaugural address to bear "malice toward none", then went into a routine about how an unusually tall, wonky man like Lincoln could never survive modern imaging and messaging consultants.

It was unclear how the unusually large number arrested as illegal immigrants had been sorted from the rest of the 222 passengers on Continental Flight 1803, Rahsaan Johnson, a spokesman for the airline, said yesterday.