Sentence examples for somewhat unorthodox from inspiring English sources

Day's Austin outing has proved somewhat unorthodox.

But what is certain is that Mr. Milarch's approach is unique, if somewhat unorthodox.

Beats also has a history of clever, if somewhat unorthodox marketing strategies.

The Met exhibition, with its somewhat unorthodox form, encourages questions and speculations.

That was the best at-bat for sometime, even if it was somewhat unorthodox.

His parents tolerated his somewhat unorthodox lifestyle to a point, his brother said, and he accommodated their wishes when possible.

Ms. Rowley's most recent book, "Franklin and Eleanor," also explores a long, vital and somewhat unorthodox partnership.

Williams & Connolly has also established a lucrative and somewhat unorthodox practice representing talent in the entertainment, sports and media industries.

This is the event taking place in Bellini's picture, though he depicts it in a somewhat unorthodox way.

People are hearing the Red Sox loudly and clearly this season while watching them succeed in somewhat unorthodox ways.

His theories about the function, or Amstverrichtung, of humor in relationship to the total content of literature were somewhat unorthodox.