Sentence examples for put unusual from inspiring English sources

They've put unusual pressure on companies that do business with it by threatening boycotts.

"So we'll put unusual things together, but always with a reason".

Perry has also put unusual pressure on FERC, an independent federal agency that regulates the interstate transmission of electricity.

President Trump has put unusual pressure on both Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Christopher Wray, the director of the F.B.I.

Alarmed bishops in English-speaking nations put unusual pressure on the Vatican to have a secret meeting in 2000 to consider stronger countermeasures.

One reason for the phenomenon is the technology that makes it less expensive to put unusual objects in magazines and that helps advertisers create more sophisticated inserts.

Ehrlich also prides himself on putting unusual collaborators together and it's what the Grammys have become known for.

Clear majorities also predicted disruption, inconvenience, and a rash of forgeries.This puts unusual pressure on the scheme.

(You might remember that Bill de Blasio warded off Anthony Weiner back in 2013). The state elections are lined up with off-year congressional contests, putting unusual emphasis on those years.

This puts unusual pressure on the actors, who must be convincing as subjects in a verbatim faux-documentary while also suggesting a bigger picture to which they are mostly blind.

And when the artist puts unusual sincerity into the line "This means everything to me", there's even a suspicion that the Numanoid may really be humanoid after all.