Sentence examples for more unusual cases from inspiring English sources

In the more unusual cases, commuting provides downtime and an opportunity for camaraderie.

IT IS one of the more unusual cases that Elizabeth Charnock has worked on.

In one of the court's more unusual cases, a panel of three men and two women overturned a lower court's rape conviction of a man for forcing his tongue into the mouth of a woman in a hospital restroom.

Mark Begich, the Democratic incumbent in Alaska, is one of the more unusual cases: his approval ratings are adequate, despite having a rather liberal voting record in a deeply red state.

Further into the paper, the local courts provide one of the more unusual cases seen in Toomebridge.

Looked at more closely, however, other cases strongly imply that similarly described culprits were in fact mere cogs in someone else's enterprise and, indeed, these more unusual cases reflect the class patterns of the highly capitalized and organized Guangdong smuggling syndicates that were emerging at home and in Southeast Asia by the early nineteenth century.

James Salter is a far more unusual case.

"That makes his an even more unusual case," said Calkins, who has not been consulted in Sears's death.

The recent, moving short game Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons presents a different and more unusual case for tethering an adventure story to a twin-stick controller.

Whatever her political future, Caroline Kennedy is opting in, and as a result, she faces a magnified version of the eyebrows raised whenever women try to return (or, in her far more unusual case, to first enter) the paid work force full time.

Stripling presents an even more unusual case.