Sentence examples for most unusual aspect from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most unusual aspect of Kirchheimer's film is its lack of narration.

Its most unusual aspect was a layered fabric roof to capture light and shadows.

Perhaps the most unusual aspect of the Goldbergs' generosity is how narrowly focused it is.

The most unusual aspect of Moskowitz's experiment is not her "Slam the Exam" sloganeering.

But the most unusual aspect of the production is the Wolf's diet: He's a vegetarian.

Possibly the most unusual aspect of the fellowship is there is no requirement for Morley to produce anything at all.

And it must take into account one of the most unusual aspects of upstate: its steep population loss.

One of the best and most unusual aspects of the school is that the students and their combos perform at the Litchfield Jazz Festival.

One of the most unusual aspects of Israeli law is the rapid access that petitioners, including Palestinians, can gain to Israel's highest court.

One of the most unusual aspects of the refinery's demise is that the least powerful of Mr. Robertson's foes delivered the coup de grâce.

Cocoa butter has a striking effect on the flavor of chocolate — not just the mouth feel, which is one of the most unusual aspects of chocolate — but also on the distribution of sugar and solids.Bruce R. Gilardi New York The writer is the founder of Savoia Chocolates in the Bronx.