Sentence examples for more unconventional ways from inspiring English sources
Others offered more unconventional ways to help the miners recover.
Yesterday, Fassel said he may look at more unconventional ways to improve the pass run, which means more blitzing.
It is naïve to think that some viewers are not disconcerted by sounds in the pit that do not fit the definition of conventional concert music or dance accompaniment, or by dancing that explores movement and choreographic structures in even more unconventional ways.
But there are more unconventional ways too.
Novello says he wants to show people that there are more unconventional ways to interact with this iconic world.
Because, Barenboim said at a press conference the morning after Boccanegra – no doubt his idea of relaxation – "Pierre has always encouraged the public to listen in a more unconventional way".
LI EDELKOORT, a trend forecaster, recently made a prediction at the Royal Institute of British Architects in London that people will someday begin to wear scarves, sweaters and hats during the warmer months as a way to "reinterpret the way they dress in a more unconventional way," Women's Wear Daily reported this week.
The more unconventional way for him to have told the story was to have begun as he did, then recreate his own Holocaust tale in full, ending with the discussion of anti-Semitism in the Muslim world and the spread of bigotry through popular culture.
A Roman Catholic diocese in Kentucky reportedly banned a Catholic high school valedictorian from giving a speech it deemed too political ― so the teen decided to use a more unconventional way to speak out.
In the end the choice may not be President Obama's on how fast he moves: our bureaucracy may be the only area of our culture that is run in a more unconventional way than the entertainment industry.
Cynic, any member of a Greek philosophical sect that flourished from the 4th century bce to well into Christian times and was distinguished more for its unconventional way of life than for any system of thought.
