Sentence examples for someone unusual from inspiring English sources

Wald wanted someone unusual, and he got it.

Always be aware that someone unusual that happens could be the result of a cyber-attack".

They decide that Barack Obama had followed the "classic vice presidential manual" by picking Joe Biden as his running mate, but that Mr McCain does not have this "luxury" and therefore they have to pick someone unusual.

It was clear from the start that the project required someone unusual on the ground in Bhutan, a land with an obscure language, limited roads, almost no hotels and monasteries at remote altitudes.

Publishers are busy signing up first-person nonfiction books that are not exactly adventure yarns, like tales of mountain climbing, but journalistic accounts of someone unusual doing something unusual.

"We looked for someone very unusual and credible in this setting," Ms. Wurst said.

So, whoever "Gordon Daviot" represented, it was someone rather unusual, a creative artist whom people cared about.

On John McCain's character: "It's going to take someone of unusual strength and character - someone exactly like my husband - to lead us through the reefs and currents that lie ahead.

A real master is someone with an unusual level of skill that is usually accompanied by an unusual level of humility and dedication to serving others.

The attendant checked the records, and learned that someone with an unusual e-mail address bought the ticket, but she did not know what to do.

It's lovely to see someone practicing an unusual craft and doing it well; the musicians, who leaped at Mr. Morris's direction, seemed to feel the same way too.