Sentence examples for really unconventional from inspiring English sources

People don't expect me to work with Puff, but I'm really unconventional.

George W. Bush may be portraying himself as an unconventional Republican, but Al Gore plans to portray him as really unconventional.

"I'm always trying to reach a transcendent point, a romantic point," he says, "but reach it in a really unconventional way, a really profane way.

You work with some really unconventional materials, like wood and acetate foam.

But Prince has continued, to this day, to release music in really unconventional ways.

These little light emitters have become the central component of some really unconventional clothes, have mimicked fireflies on a Tokyo river, and been part of countless other creative works that incorporate them.

(Becker: "I think because it worked well as a textbook, being sort of leftish — really, just unconventional about things like deviance — and easy to read, which was a great combination to give to undergraduates").

In an interview with the Associated Press, he said:  "Around the time of rom com What If coming out, a lot of people were saying: 'You're really an unconventional romantic lead.' And so eventually I got bored of hearing that and kind of picked someone up on it, so I was like 'What about me is unconventional, exactly?

"Around the time of rom com 'What If' coming out, a lot of people were saying: 'You're really an unconventional romantic lead,'" Radcliffe told the AP.

Will unconventionals really crowd out renewable energy or will unconventional gas power the transition to a renewable energy system?

And that is a statement on which surely everyone on all sides of this really only mildly unconventional moment in British politics can agree.