Sentence examples for just unusually from inspiring English sources

She's just unusually cornmeal-crusted, saucy and bewigged about it.

Many debated whether the officer's actions were representative of police officers in general, or were just unusually exceptional.

Bolt isn't just unusually tall and unusually powerful in the hips and thighs, he's unusually flexible too.

But he wasn't just unusually lucky to avoid rape or extreme violence; he was almost anomalous in never engaging sexually with another prisoner.

It is not some phantom creature, wreaking vengeance against the whale hunters but just unusually large sperm whale protecting itself and its young from marauding hunters.

New Ways to Kill Your Mother examines writers and their attitudes to family, though it's hard to say whether such patterns of conflict are different in kind from what happens in unliterary families or just unusually well documented.

At the time of its release, Anthony Lane praised the film's black-and-white cinematography, calling it "not just jewel-sharp but, unusually for Haneke, touched with moments of loveliness and hints of peace".

(Though it could just be unusually long winded).

Climate change is not just an unusually grand problem.

"It's not just an unusually hot summer, it is climate change".

For the Kashmiri victims, the earthquake is just another, unusually cruel chapter in a long narrative of suffering.