Sentence examples for is an unusual example from inspiring English sources

Boulder is an unusual example of density.

Aimen Dean is an unusual example of a poacher turned gamekeeper.

"Lovelace is an unusual example of a woman for her time because she was not only allowed to learn mathematics but encouraged to learn mathematics," Aurora said.

Eric Przybisiki's Sonett III, the second runner-up in the 2010 Collectible Car of the Year contest, is an unusual example of an already unusual car.

Photograph: Franck Robichon/EPA 5.06pm BST This is an unusual example of art imitating life: A life-sized sperm whale, complete with scientists, conservationists and associated staff has been 'beached' on the banks of the Thames in Greenwich.

Peeper is an unusual example of an activist who has pushed back against these incentives with some success — and Zimmer lays out the mechanisms, and strokes of luck, that have helped drive F.O.P. research — but most sufferers from rare diseases are left at the mercy of their bodies.

Reflecting the prejudices of senior male executives, these pairings are an unusual example of a family-based TV image departing from the most conservative stereotype.

The exercise was an unusual example of increasing efforts by business schools to educate students in the skills and knowledge most relevant to running hedge funds.

The Sisters of St. Francis are an unusual example of the shareholder activism that has ripped through corporate America since the 1980s.

US military briefings suggested the latest missile attacks in Pakistan had been coordinated by the CIA and were an unusual example of using drones to pre-empt possible terror plots.

It was an unusual example of all-hands-on-deck coordination between the White House and Congressional Democrats in advance of a key procedural vote on the paycheck legislation set for Tuesday.