Sentence examples for particularly unusual about from inspiring English sources

There is nothing particularly unusual about any of that.

There was nothing particularly unusual about Mr. Brickley's message.

There's nothing particularly unusual about this kind of strategy, and Obama would hardly be the first politician to turn disillusionment to his advantage.

Kids protect themselves with guns, they also use them to shoot at and kill other people, and there is nothing particularly unusual about it.

Nothing is inappropriate or particularly unusual about a political adviser becoming immersed in foreign policy, especially as a re-election campaign approaches.

But what is particularly unusual about the distributed-computing model is that the average PC user is an essential part of the equation.

She saw nothing particularly unusual, she said, about plucking her harp on the street in front of the Hotel Pierre, where she came out to society in 1933, at a supper dance in the roof garden.

The theme is particularly unusual: building projects, with episodes about poker tables and aquariums promised.

Charles Goodhart, who used to serve on the Bank of England, says that in his day the BoE's forecasts always talked about the situation being particularly unusual.

It's not a particularly unusual story, until you realize what Ms. Perlow was writing about.

There is nothing particularly unusual in that.