Sentence examples for new unusual from inspiring English sources

"I do think Patrick Roger is outstanding since he combines new, unusual flavors," said David Lebovitz, an American chocolate connoisseur, author of "The Great Book of Chocolate" and a Paris resident.

As more years of data are gathered, Dr. Bennett said, astronomers may even be able to deduce new unusual types of neutrinos that have so far not been detected in particle accelerators.

The mission statement of the exhibit – to influence that "mind shift" – has inspired the collected talents to take radical steps in opening our doors of perception, forcing us to view the world in new, unusual and sometimes erotic ways.

In O teori prozy (1925; "On the Theory of Prose") and Metod pisatelskogo masterstva (1928; "The Technique of the Writer's Craft"), Shklovsky argued that literature is a collection of stylistic and formal devices that force the reader to view the world afresh by presenting old ideas or mundane experiences in new, unusual ways.

Thirty years ago today, Amy reminds us, the Centers for Disease Control took cautious notice of a new, unusual, communicable, and apparently fatal immune-system disorder that, at the time, had surfaced in fewer than a half-dozen known cases in the United States.

A yablock at Petrossian (listed under the heading "Teasers," which are defined as "something truly new, unusual combinations of flavor and texture that are guaranteed to delight the senses") contains green apple preserves, marinated carrot sticks, caramelized popcorn and fleur de sel.

In the end, wisdom prevailed, and the PowerSquid was tested as a "new and unusual" power strip, the "new and unusual" designation adding many thousands of dollars and months to the process.

"Opera and music can be performed in new and unusual places throughout New York City," he said.

The new and unusual resists tidy descriptions.

Even tiramisù was considered new and unusual.

One new and unusual airport service is dry cleaning.