Sentence examples for most atypical from inspiring English sources

She also has the show's best and most atypical song.

But few are predicting a typical recovery to follow what has been a most atypical stumble.

As a result Reading became the most atypical town in Britain.

Perhaps most atypical is the life span of the groups, which is limited to two months.

The primarily British cast and the deftly built suspense made this a most atypical Allen film.

They include the most atypical albums of Queen's career, the disco-themed Hot Space and the surprisingly moody and oblique soundtrack to Flash Gordon.

Europe, for its part, is the most atypical region with regard to the predictive power of rivers and roughness.

Those with a Netflix subscription, however, have access to a special treat: "A Place of Our Own," his best and most atypical film, is currently available for streaming.

Because of the Huxtables' high-income professions, strong nuclear family, and mixed-racial peer group, TV Guide deemed them "the most atypical black family in television history".

Perhaps the most atypical of the author's works, the play presents a sentimental tale of youthful indiscretion in a turn-of-the-century New England town.

In a report this month in The Lancet, the medical journal, Dr. Stefan Leucht, a research associate at Zucker Hillside Hospital, and his colleagues found that although most atypicals produced fewer Parkinson's-like side effects than high-potency older drugs like Haldol, when compared with older drugs of lower potency, some of the new drugs were just as likely to cause the side effects.