Sentence examples for not altogether unusual from inspiring English sources

The cohabitation is not altogether unusual.

It was, in many ways, not altogether unusual.

Such situations are not altogether unusual in sport.

Marleny's case may be more extreme than most, but it is not altogether unusual.

It was a not altogether unusual predicament for this rapper, born Radric Davis, one of the most vigorous and exciting in recent memory.

This sort of non-monotonic dose relationship is not altogether unusual for fish exposed to antidepressants, but it poses a problem when attempting to evaluate potential risks to the aquatic environment.

Acute myopia is not an altogether unusual presentation to an optometrist and generally a new myopia patient does not cause alarm.

You are sued by A in an attempt to keep that information confidential – not altogether an unusual sequence of events.

This would not be altogether unusual: the president has issued similar signing statements about Gitmo in the past.

A former journalist and Marine, Mr. Pottinger, 43, now occupies an unusual — and not altogether comfortable — perch in the Trump White House.

For me, and most 20-something couples I know, the idea of waiting until marriage to have sex is unusual, if not altogether unheard-of.