Sentence examples for particularly unusual to from inspiring English sources

Nor is it particularly unusual to hear voices at moments of crisis, which give you authoritative guidance.

Aronofsky understood that his childhood might not seem particularly unusual to anyone else; what mattered was that it continued to strike him as extraordinary.

It is also not particularly unusual to have a couple of days of hot weather in May, said Jeff Warner, a meteorologist at Penn State.

It was not particularly unusual to be alone when you were hurrying from one class to another but it was a little strange to sit alone with a cup of coffee in the cafeteria at quarter to four in the afternoon, when that space was practically deserted.

This is nothing particularly unusual to CG features, but the level of mastery here is impressive.

Yano told the Chicago Sun-Times last week that his achievement "doesn't feel like something particularly unusual to me".

This failure to embrace even basic functions has been particularly unusual, according to Kate Andersen Brower, author of First Women: The Grace and Power of America's Modern First Ladies.

Gurlitt had taken no particularly unusual measures to safeguard his flat from intruders: "Keeping things secret is the best way to keep them safe," said Munich customs official Siegfried Klöble.

The Internet portion of Cheap Tickets, which represents 40percentt of its bookings, along with Trip.com, a Web site owned by Galileo, will be combined with Cendant's own effort to create an online travel agency called Travel Portal Inc. Cendant created a particularly unusual structure to keep the cost of building Travel Portal from reducing its profit.

The project is a particularly unusual arrival to Toronto's Don Valley, a green "edgeland" north-east of the city, for being the work of two of Asia's greatest living architects.

And for that matter it's not particularly unusual for New Yorkers to eat out two meals a day.