Sentence examples for it's atypical from inspiring English sources

And that decline-and-fall moment is the more amazing because it's atypical: Ms. Rudner's dance character tends toward the robust, the sensuous, the twinkling and the outgoing.

You might start to think, and rightly so, that the men who are singling out your car, even to say "God bless you!" and not "Nice ass!" are not simply being courteous, because that's not what's courteous in New York -- it's atypical and conspicuous.

That's not to say it's atypical: When someone calls foul on the media's lack of inclusivity, the response is often to complain that minorities are hard to find.

It's atypical for a museum to do so, though in May 2013, New York's Whitney Museum of American Art raised $19 million from a Sotheby's auction for which artists also donated works.

Either way, it's atypical for the rock milieu.

"I like the quality of the pen, and that because it's atypical, other businesspeople take notice".

"La Sonnambula" is a dance-drama, and as such it is atypical of Balanchine's signature pieces: plotless works in a Neo-Classical style.

It is atypical in that its redox properties are primarily controlled by the active site residue, Arg386.

The level of Hummer Winblad's investment is not unusual, though it is atypical for a venture capital firm to install one of its own partners as an interim chief.

Gitlow said it was "atypical" for an autopsy to exclude such present data.

"He was aggressive with me," Mr. Delman said, "and it was atypical for him".