Sentence examples for simply unusual from inspiring English sources

Voters in 38 states have been asked to decide on 176 ballot initiatives, ranging from highly contentious to simply unusual.

A for 'ambiguity' describes the difficulties to understand and interpret novel, emergent or simply unusual phenomena, to make sense of them, to draw conclusions.

While previously thought to be simply unusual types of crystals, the team's study revealed that the tubules (pictured) may be biological in origin, they reported online last week in Geology.

In fact, exploring the Dutch house and techno producer's discography can be a startling experience: it's simply unusual for somebody to put out good music as often as he does.

"It's simply very unusual.

Anything too decorative or simply too unusual will invite censure.

The reality is that failure in the investigation of serious incidents is simply not unusual.

Some words are not new but took on new meanings, while others simply attracted unusual attention or gained wider currency.

Some doctors think it is simply an unusual type of migraine, even though many patients do not have headaches.

But Pirate's Booty hasn't simply leveraged unusual consumer loyalty into a business with a reported $50 million in annual revenue.

Fortunately, there are exceptions: elevator cabs that are so engaging, so elevating, or simply so unusual, they draw passengers out of their accustomed shoe-gazing stupors and make them take notice.