Sentence examples for perhaps unusual from inspiring English sources

She describes a degree of courtesy perhaps unusual in a man looking to coax her into anal sex.

The Sylvae represent no less an achievement, showing Dryden in a perhaps unusual light – that of graceful poetic lyricist.

Continuing the – perhaps unusual – food and war metaphor, early on Friday, a user writing in Chinese under the name izhangzhe mocked the newspaper: "Did you explode the bomb?

Of course, while perhaps unusual in its fervor and particular in its theories, the rhetoric of Mormon leaders was lamentably within the mainstream of white American opinion.

To a degree perhaps unusual in national politics, the talking-head class has been consistently wrong in its predictions about the direction of Trump's campaign.

"China still has a lot to do" to improve its human rights situation, Hu is translated as saying, which seems interesting and perhaps unusual.

It is perhaps not unusual then that Mr. Chey also turned to a fortune-teller.

Perhaps not unusual for a boss to feign ignorance of a decision to fire a subordinate.

Prostrednik is, perhaps, an unusual face for the Google surveillance crusade.

Not, perhaps, an unusual sentiment to find expressed in the Guardian.

It is perhaps more unusual for the defence to come from a former army officer.