Sentence examples for she unusually from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of her life, she — unusually for a woman of her generation — told me how she felt about my grandfather, told me about her doubts about marriage and of wanting to flee, which of course she would not have done, as it would have been impossible; yet she had thought about it.

Is she unusually sensitive to any of your half-hearted jokes, or perhaps insensitive to your own feelings?

She agreed that she sounded unusually bubbly, considering what she had been through, but confided what others had told her: "I will come down, and will have to talk to someone".

He allegedly told her she was too drunk to drive, and she said she felt "unusually dizzy".

Would she say she was unusually mature for her age?

She looked unusually serious when she was first announced to the crowd.

Prosecutors have told other reporters that they have no evidence of that; Diallo mentioned her anger and dismay at the prostitution allegation when she talked about why she had, unusually, decided to speak publicly about the case.

She proved unusually gifted, and in 1991 she joined the School of American Ballet.

She was unusually shy as a girl, but eventually she realized that her anxiety was not just inconvenient but indefensible.

When she inquired about films by "this man Ingmar Bergman," she came unusually close to identifying a kindred spirit steeped in spiritual rigor.

The widow may have been felled by grief but she could describe piercingly the fact that in Dallas she had unusually been given red rather than yellow flowers".So all the seat was full of blood and roses".