Sentence examples for increasingly unusual from inspiring English sources

That is increasingly unusual in New York and other cities.

The Front Row gets its title from this blogger's increasingly unusual movie-house preference.

Though routines have the potential for putting expression into steps, it's increasingly unusual that artistry can emerge beyond sheer mechanics.

It has a level of friendliness, stability, safety and security that is increasingly unusual in sub-Saharan Africa.

It's increasingly unusual for an artist to make something that seeks to charge and infuriate and baffle an audience in such an unrelenting way.

Picking running backs high in the draft is increasingly unusual, but the running game was a glaring need for the Giants and they clearly thought Wilson was the best use of the pick.

This accent is increasingly more unusual in the 21st century but if you were try to imitate one, notice that they almost sing words and they almost replace vowels and remove letters, e.g. the a in "change", would be an "i" sound.

President Obama is increasingly taking the unusual route of bragging about how he killed a man.

Things will feel rather sluggish.It will also become increasingly clear how unusual the past decade was (see article).

But if Bush is destined to go down as a failed president, come what may, he looks increasingly like an unusual sort of failure.

The shop's physical expansion in an increasingly digital world is unusual, if not  unheard of.