Sentence examples for more unusually a from inspiring English sources
Houellebecq is not merely a satirist but — more unusually — a sincere satirist, genuinely saddened by the absurdities of history and the madnesses of mankind.
There are movie-star voices galore -- Robert De Niro, Will Smith, Renée Zellweger, Jack Black, Angelina Jolie -- and even, more unusually, a recognizable movie-director voice and caricature.
But this is also a village where only the 'lower caste' live and, more unusually, a village where no men reside.
In spite of this, three main expectations were revealed: better understanding of needs, a better relationship with the patient, and, more unusually, a potential impact on decision-making (although some physicians considered such an impact as dangerous).
Of the 16 movies he directed before "Saving Private Ryan", 13 turned a profit (normally only a third do).Even more unusually for a talent, Mr Spielberg seems to have a suitish eye for the bottom line.
What's more, unusually for a novel about the war, almost half of it is set away from the battlefield, in a prosaic Richmond of school buses and muddy river banks that Bartle, battle-dazed, sees as if through a pane of glass.
More unusually for a large mammalian herbivore, the link between relatedness and distance did not differ between the sexes, which is consistent with the lack of sex-biased dispersal and the weakly polygynous mating system of roe deer.
More unusually, there is a "singaround" a stone circle, hurdy-gurdy lessons and a Cornish folklore workshop.
And, much more unusually for an academic, he is singing his way across the US to promote it.
It has cordial relations with both Washington and Tehran, and - even more unusually for an Arab state - with both Israel and its two most implacable enemies, Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
More unusually, John Arne Riise got a You'll Never Walk Alone tattoo last summer, despite not having played for Liverpool for eight years (with stints at Roma, Fulham and Apoel in between)." Seth Wheeler was upset – but still happy enough to get in touch – not to see Duncan Ferguson's name crop up first time around.
