Sentence examples for somehow unusual from inspiring English sources

The assumption seems to be that these negotiations are somehow unusual or historically uncharacteristic, and therefore yet another demonstration of the refusal of the Treasury Department to draw a hard line with the banks.

As if that was somehow unusual.

The mechanism appears somehow unusual since, in contrast to what is observed in other non-cancer stem cells, hMSC are endowed with a basal level of Hh signaling.

The period we have selected for this meeting is somehow unusual.

That is, somehow, an unusual wish for a wealthy Indian.

One is that the practice is somehow new or unusual.

Profiles of him seldom fail to mention the fact he doesn't drink, smoke or take drugs, as though this was somehow the most unusual thing in the world.

We're involved in a war here, people, with some very nasty individuals who would like nothing better than to kill us, and the idea that washboarding — an ancient technique, used routinely in many cultures around the world — is somehow cruel and unusual shows just how infantile this discussion has become.

We're involved in a war here, people, with some very nasty individuals who would like nothing better than to kill us, and the idea that washboarding an ancient technique, used routinely in many cultures around the world is somehow cruel and unusual shows just how infantile this discussion has become.

Without a marquee director in the credits, "Jane" rarely comes up in conversations about visually provocative television, but it should: it has an unusual optical density, somehow managing to be simultaneously meditative and manic.

It's an unusual combination, yet somehow tempting.