Sentence examples for much more unusually from inspiring English sources

And, much more unusually for an academic, he is singing his way across the US to promote it.

Much more unusually, the urbane Nestlé chief has faced criticism from analysts and investors in recent years after he took on the mantle of chairman as well as chief executive in April 2005.

Our finding that unusually large pairwise evolutionary distances are much more common than unusually small distances confirms [ 26] that many proteins deviate from clock-like evolution due to discontinuous evolutionary events besides HGT.

And as anyone who remembers That's Life, or Blackadder, or who reads local papers knows, unusually shaped vegetables are much more amusing.

It is shown that sulfiding of this catalyst is accompanied by unusually large heat effects, much more so than those observed with a conventional supported catalyst.

United were seeing plenty of the ball but Everton were much more dangerous, with the normally reliable Naismith unusually wasteful when he shot well over the top from Romelu Lukaku's knockdown.

Although these quantities of ha are for a different impoundment (WCA-2A) of the Everglades, they show that the April , 1999fire in the northern WCA-3A impoundment was an unusually large fire that consumed much more of the landscape.

We recognize him as a kindred soul in his contradictions -- and though his life was lived on a vast scale, he was unusually truthful, and in his songs much more explicit than we dare to be.

It's true: the unusually-named yatt'it and the much more conventional TheLobby.com are presumably their owners' attempts to increase customer loyalty.

The Mansion is a smaller, much more atmospheric alternative, built into the shell of an old boys' school, with an unusually friendly staff.

After two or more days of an unusually calm magnetic field -- and (presumably) higher melatonin -- his dreams were much more vivid and bizarre than they were following stormier phases (when melatonin may have been suppressed).