Sentence examples for it has unusually from inspiring English sources

This is a movie musical so confident in its musicality that it has, unusually, put the voice centre stage.

It has unusually nice finishes.

It has unusually deep cut carving around the doorway — an amusing array of frogs, lizards, birds and squirrels.

It has unusually spacious quarters — a big white tent on Randalls Island, where it put down stakes last year — with more natural light than any New York museum.

For a children's film, it has unusually strong notes of melancholy: at one point, Mrs. Fox tells her husband, "I love you, but I never should have married you".

It is already chairing the Security Council's committee on Sierra Leone and is helping the country with its agriculture.Vietnam is also edging towards becoming an important intermediary between North Korea (with which it has unusually good relations) and the outside world.

DC Thomson, which was founded in 1905, said that it had "unusually" continued to print its own books and magazines over the past 25 years "despite increasingly difficult market conditions".

Still, it had unusually severe winters that lasted about six months, Dr. Rybczynski said.

And it said it had "unusually high" losses of nearly $180 million on "technically complex" projects in 1998 and 1999.

It found that the avian flu patients, and particularly the 13 who died from it, had unusually high levels of the virus in their bodies.

Strictly, the Obamas were still in the middle of enjoying it, having unusually "come round" to meet the actors during the interval, as one of the measures to confuse potential malefactors, who might know that the theatrical convention is for admirers to visit the dressing room after the final curtain.