Sentence examples for in which unusually from inspiring English sources

Skolimowski, Asher recalls, had seen her in a television series called Wicked Women, in which, unusually, she played a murderer.

It came in the form of the third film, in which – unusually for the male-fixated world of porn – you're placed into a woman's body.

As he pointed out, it's a year in which "unusually few" of the big names – previous Booker winners and shortlistees – have new books out.

But in 2001 there was no such push -- in particular, no sign of El Niño, the ocean condition in which unusually warm waters spread across the Pacific.

Wrote a much-loved if now somewhat dated series of children's classics in the 1930s and 40s in which unusually articulate children with names such as Titty and Roger engage in wholesome outdoor activities such as sailing, camping, eating pemmican and obliging the odd pirate to walk the plank, celebrating in the process the uncomplicated moral values that made Britain Great.

Only two out of every three El Niños resulted in an outbreak of Rift Valley fever, but the team found that all three outbreaks since 1982, when satellite data on ocean water temperature became available, have coincided with an El Niño in which unusually warm waters were found just off the East African coast, in the western Indian Ocean, as well as in the Pacific.

Attempts to cast light on this verge on the farcical: the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a lobby group, is fighting a legal battle to get the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to release a secret opinion issued in 2011, which (unusually) blocked a secret NSA programme.

One Million Years BC, a film for which, unusually in his career, he was brought in as a hired hand, (1966) isn't even regarded as a Hammer or Raquel Welch movie.

He appeared in screen versions of Tennessee Williams's Sweet Bird of Youth (in a part he'd created on Broadway) and Cat On a Hot Tin Roof, and directed Woodward in a version of Williams's The Glass Menagerie, which, unusually in Hollywood, retained all the original dialogue and didn't credit any adaptor.

Mr Frank wants to have the final version ready for the presidential signature by July 4th.Financial firms will lobby the conferees furiously in the hope of overturning some provisions in the Senate bill, which, unusually, was harsher than the House's.

Sky made it clear this weekend that BT had enormously outbid it in the Uefa auction, which unusually did not even make it to a second round.