Sentence examples for rather unorthodox from inspiring English sources

A number of his rather unorthodox teachings were incorporated into the beliefs of the Aḥmadiyyah.

If discretion is a signature imperative of the legal profession, Donziger is a rather unorthodox lawyer.

They're a bedraggled lot — and, like the TripAdvisor reviewers, possessed of a rather unorthodox English.

Though common enough now, this procedure was, at the time, rather unorthodox, even in neo-realism.

"It's sufficient to say for the moment that it's a rather unorthodox view of the future of cable television".

"It happened through a rather unorthodox referral," said Daniella Vitale, C.O.O. and executive vice president of Barneys.

It's rather an unorthodox form of distribution but I think it's rather common these days".

This is rather an unorthodox move and doing too much would be detrimental to his condition in the afternoon.

But while the medical benefit of large pendants in warding off mobile phone emissions have yet to be scientifically established, the revelation that Blair has been receiving acupuncture treatment for 10 years is likely to be considered rather less unorthodox.

To show that Officer Conway's actions were criminally negligent, rather than just unorthodox, as a defense lawyer, Stuart London, said yesterday, prosecutors must prove that Officer Conway should have perceived a substantial risk of injury from his actions.

"You are about to hear a rather, shall we say, unorthodox performance of the Brahms D minor Concerto," Bernstein began, "a performance distinctly different from any I've ever heard, or even dreamt of for that matter, in its remarkably broad tempi and its frequent departures from Brahms's dynamic indications".