Sentence examples for remains unusual from inspiring English sources

But breaking up a cohesive scholarly gift like the Weedon papers remains unusual.

He is informal in a new way, too, that remains unusual among prophets.

Even in the west, regular contact with Jews remains unusual for most Germans.

While common in other parts of the country, subacute care remains unusual on Long Island and throughout New York.

It remains unusual, she said, for Russians to use credit cards for point-of-sale purchases or to make purchases online.

He said it's the business model that, despite being made familiar to people on the ground, remains unusual in the sky.

The office remains an unusual bit of state bureaucracy that works in partnership with its stakeholders.

It remains an unusual subject for rock 'n' roll -- the desperate propriety of failed lives.

However it remains highly unusual for members of the Royal family to make formal complaints about newspaper articles.

But the relationship between students and faculty at Hampshire remains relatively unusual, because much of what Hampshire students do is best described as independent study.

It's true that Charlize Theron gave an exceptional performance as serial killer Aileen Wuornos in Monster (2003) but it remains very unusual for Hollywood actresses to be allowed to crack their own patina of glamour.