Sentence examples similar to most unusually used from inspiring English sources
The Firebird unusually uses an external power supply to save on space and heat.
Most unusually, the Supreme Court chided him last week.
Most unusually, the characters themselves were symbolic.
The museum, most unusually, also produced a catalogue raisonné.
"He, most unusually, invested his own money and has lost most of it; and all his claims have proved to be wrong – namely: peak oil, oil prices, Virgin's use of alternative fuels and the potential profits," Bower said.
Most unusually for a Russian oligarch, I must say".
And, most unusually, he is Ballydoyle's only juvenile winner in Britain this year.
That or the legendary status of being the most unusually named star offspring of 2013.
Most unusually, her changes affect current employees as well as new hires and the retired.
Even so, and most unusually, Mr Suzuki does not make a plan or even a drawing.
An apple of an most unusually warty, knobbly - or knobby - appearance.
