Sentence examples for mostly unusual from inspiring English sources

In adults, an enlarged tongue is an unusual symptom, and, when present, suggests one of a handful of mostly unusual but important diseases.

Mrs. Hartmann sells mostly unusual primitive pieces -- desks, tables, cherry dressers and corner cabinets -- made by ordinary people rather than craftsmen.

In addition to the three ensembles he directs, Mr. Savall has his own record label, Alia Vox, to document his adventures in (mostly) unusual corners of the early-music repertory.

REBOUNDS Gregg Popovich offered an unusual, mostly complimentary appraisal of the Nets Brookk Lopez.

But it has raised money mostly through an unusual financing method that relies on current stockholders.

The Bolshoi is offering four evening-length works, mostly fresh and unusual and all interesting as showcases for dancers.

The company's solution has been to offer mostly new and unusual works in an intimate setting that underscores the theatrical side of opera.

But the Yale School of Music has established a formidable presence with its Yale in New York series at Carnegie Hall these last three seasons, mainly by presenting inventive programs of mostly new or unusual works.

Performed on Thursday afternoon as part of the Downtown Dance Festival's weekday lunchtime concerts at Chase Plaza, the piece also represents an unusual, mostly long-distance collaboration by dancers from India and from the New Orleans-based Happensdance troupe.

Müller, the son of a BMW engineer, once memorably described himself as "an interpreter of space" in a Süddeutsche Zeitung interview and it's obvious that his unusual, mostly instinctive playing style is best served with a brief to go on as many exploratory runs as possible.

They are mostly observed in unusual sites such as head and neck vessels and the mechanism is still unknown although hypotheses have been proposed.