Sentence examples for quite abnormal from inspiring English sources

It would have been quite abnormal if she had just said, 'Oh, that's great, go ahead'.

However, Londonderry was obsessed by pride of ancestry to a quite abnormal degree.

SOMETHING quite abnormal has happened to the Five Star Movement, arguably Europe's most abnormal political and electoral phenomenon.

The students and professors I met with told me it didn't happen that often and that I visited at a quite abnormal time.

It would seem "quite abnormal" not to seek to hold the Games in China, an accomplished sporting nation with strong public interest in playing host to the Olympics, he said.

And here Temple, still quite abnormal in her understanding of ordinary or social language she still missed allusions, presuppositions, irony, metaphors, jokes found the language of science and technology a huge relief.

Look more closely, however, and the arc of Bush's career isn't quite as abnormal as is often painted.

"My personal belief is that when you create fresh embryos you have to undergo a lot of stimulation, so it's quite an abnormal uterine environment you are putting the embryos back into.

However, and quite unexpectedly, abnormal phosphorylation of tau has been detected in this mouse line without tangle formation [ 281].

Craniofacial abnormalities were rare in reference hatchlings but were quite common among abnormal larvae from the contaminated site.

Our understanding of the cellular role of torsinA is still quite limited, but abnormal protein quality control of a molecule particularly important to LCI is one possibility.