Sentence examples for it's so unusual from inspiring English sources
"I don't even think I can answer, because it's so unusual," said Mr. Franklin's lawyer, Edward P. Bisichio.
That was the last name of my great-great-grandfather Peter Philip Whitee's father-in-law), and it's so unusual that I felt I was on to something.
Introducing the Gigue from "Mozartiana" (1981), danced with beautifully cool precision by Anthony Huxley, Mr. Martins said: "It's so unusual in its musicality.
But Sean Holmes's revival is still welcome – and not only because it's so unusual these days to hear standup comedy spoken of in terms of love, truth and morality.
This is why strangers and foreigners are seldom invited into Danish homes; why Danes normally spend New Year's Eve with the same people year after year; and why it's so unusual for adult Danes to make new friends.
The colors of the face, which feel irradiated by the light that falls on it, are so unusual in Donatello's known body of work that some have questioned the attribution.
"Everybody who comes in this gallery sort of stops dead, because it is so unusual and beautiful and strange," Rachel Delphia, CMOA's Curator of Decorative Arts and Design, tells Creators.
The sight startled the governor because it was so unusual.
It is so unusual that it is both a new genus and species.
But is that because it is so unusual in a woman?
