Sentence examples for is atypically from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a manner which is not typical.
There is, atypically, no humor or satire in "Applause".
Fashion's approach to this problem, while not exactly a solution, is atypically practical: add wheels.
Instead, we are getting "Chicago," which, for this organization, is atypically sleek and uncorny.
Since 2011, Charlie Brooker has produced the digital dystopia "Black Mirror," but his fourth season, on Netflix, is atypically spotty.
(1) To estimate the probability that the number of copies of a graph H in a random graph is atypically large.
For instance, the N-domain has an intact isopeptide bond, which itself is atypically formed between lysine and aspartate and unlike the more common lysine-asparagine interaction.
Conditions were atypically favorable through early June in 2017.
They're atypically Mancunian, that's for sure.
With a few exceptions the women were atypically off form.
Against Dallas they were atypically sharp and purposeful.
Purely by chance, the flight's crew and passengers were atypically suited to resist a hijacking.
