Oddly the unusual circumstances liberate him from the rules of politics that have applied since the late 1970s.
The natural world is out — oddly gnarled trees, unusual flowers — as is children's art.
"It's a conventional story about adultery," demurs co-writer/director Catherine Corsini coyly in an appended interview, while also acknowledging the gender role-reversal that makes her oddly powerful movie unusual – at least in the English-speaking world.
Nonetheless, her unusual and oddly ascetic personal life cemented the reputation Hollingworth had early established as a ferociously hard worker.
At a conference here this month, more than 70 social scientists gathered to bring to a close one of the most unusual, and oddly voyeuristic, anthropological studies ever conceived.
Which leads us to this question: Amid all the promises of covered closing costs, a month's free rent or even a brand new Audi if you spend $2 million on an apartment, what are the most interesting, unusual or oddly unimpressive real estate sweeteners you've run across?
I'm not sure what that means, although I did like her detached, oddly serene photographs of Las Vegas from unusual angles, at unusual times of day.
MULLER-CATOIR, HAARDTER MANDELRING, SCHEUREBE AUSLESE 1998: $63 Unusual pineapple and mint aroma; oddly refreshing.
The same dynamic characterizes the relationship between the Taylors and their 16-year-old daughter on "Friday Night Lights," currently it its second season, but it is unusual enough now to feel oddly old fashioned.
The greatest frustration in Dead Rising is not the tiny text but the game's unusual structure, which is also, oddly enough, one of the most interesting things about it.
