Sentence examples for nontraditional choices from inspiring English sources

Other winners included some nontraditional choices.

But postdocs who are looking for something different and a chance to see faraway places might want to consider nontraditional choices like Australia or Singapore.

Despite his family's deep ties to West Point, he was a nontraditional choice for the job.

Mr. Timberlake's nontraditional choice for the SAG awards, a wool-and-linen blend check in brown and fawn, is certainly a departure.

After six years as artistic director, she was fired by a board of directors that was apparently unhappy with her nontraditional choice of plays.

He originally worried that recruiters would look askance at the gap on his resume, and his nontraditional choice of how to fill the time.

While Vertex's advanced drug pipeline makes it a nontraditional choice for the label "discovery stage," I believe its superior science and robust drug-discovery engine are what sets it apart.

While The New York Times heralded this season's offerings as the most diverse in recent memory -- pointing to "nontraditional" casting choices in a selection of plays and musicals -- a piece in the Guardian lamented the hard facts off-stage.

She understood its elaborate alienation and self-pity; she heard, beneath the jaded, post-1960s self-mockery, the hope that nontraditional lifestyle choices were still viable, and the fear that they weren't.

From the way McDonald's is touting its lineup of healthful items and other nontraditional menu choices, you would think it doesn't even sell hamburgers any more.

I would occasionally test the reaction waters by commenting on the nontraditional career choices of recently graduated students in the department.