Sentence examples for of being unusually from inspiring English sources
Staten Island strawberries had the reputation of being unusually good, the best on the market, and they brought fancy prices.
At school he was clearly bright but useless at games, including basketball, in spite of being unusually tall.
Like any child star transitioning into adulthood, McGarry can no longer rely so much on the novelty of being unusually young.
Even in his young and footloose days, when Mr. Sanford worked in commercial real estate and Jenny Sullivan was the rare female analyst working at Lazard Frères in New York, he showed signs of being unusually demanding.
While his savage comedies have the reputation of being unusually bold conversation starters — daring to venture where political correctness fears to tread — they are ultimately about the impossibility of an equable exchange of ideas.
Although Mr. Frank persists in producing unsettling work, he has a mind and an eye that have a way of being unusually prescient and perceptive about his life and times.
His title of director of personnel was unusually inclusive.
None of this is unusually out of context.
The cytoplasmic tails of DDRs are unusually short and devoid of tyrosine residues.
But this generation of stars is unusually engaged in the governance of the game.
Therefore, the incidence of AF was unusually high in a series of middle-aged endurance sport practitioners without predisposing factors.
