Sentence examples for it particularly unusual from inspiring English sources

Nor is it particularly unusual to hear voices at moments of crisis, which give you authoritative guidance.

That makes it particularly unusual for a tiny upstart to make such a big splash, especially when it spends no money on advertising.

Nor is it particularly unusual for children to follow the same paths as their parents – after all, attorney general Cuomo is himself the son of New York's former governor, Mario Cuomo.

Nor was it particularly unusual that Jerry Goldmsith was able to write a brilliant atonal score to Planet of the Apes (1968), and then compose the sweepingly tonal score to Star Trek -- The Motion Picture a few years later.

It is particularly unusual for a new No. 1 player to take such a risk.

"It's particularly unusual because of the information given out after the first one.

In addition, it was particularly unusual that the patient's tumor was derived from the stomach and gradually decreased in size.

Two acquisitions in one week seems pretty ambitious for any company, but as noted in Fortune, it's particularly unusual for Palantir, a data analysis company that has only made one other acquisition, email startup VoiceGem (or at least, that's the only other one that's been announced publicly).

Brian Balogh, a historian at the University of Virginia and co-host of the podcast, "BackStory," said it was particularly "unusual for politicians to attack the presumptive nominee of their own party" in the graduation speeches.

It is particularly unusual to find this in a mitochondrial genome that has not undergone significant rearrangements, since intergenic non-coding regions appear in some cases to be vestiges of pseudogenes generated by the gene duplication-random loss process of rearrangement [ 12, 16, 17, 31].

This one is unlikely to be worth much unless it's particularly unusual, rare or was written by something famous.