Sentence examples for not too unusual from inspiring English sources

"I hope it's not too unusual for our audience," she said.

The restriction on felon franchisment is not too unusual in comparison to the rest of the world.

It was a morning not too unusual for people living in a state that has grown familiar with the sight of convicted politicians.

Then again, perhaps it was not too unusual for man who for years gleefully and maniacally told the world he was insane.

Even so, Toyota's problems still seemed manageable, and actually weren't too unusual.

The split between Marist and Quinnipiac in Virginia isn't too unusual.

Prices for what little had been left after effective dissolution of state-controlled agriculture soared, and standing several hours in a queue for a loaf of bread or a pound of sugar wasn't too unusual.

That isn't too unusual — Google features variations of its logo, called Doodles, all the time.

Pregnant marine reptiles aren't too unusual, says Xiao-Chun Wu, a paleontologist at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa, who was not involved in this study.

That big number by itself isn't too unusual or disconcerting, but if it were combined with another credit crunch it's an entirely different matter, says Albert Metz, managing director for credit policy research at Moody's.

On September 22, the scene outside of New York City's Sounds of Brazil nightclub wasn't too unusual.