Sentence examples for stops unusually from inspiring English sources

If the door stops unusually short of the wall, it may be because something or someone is behind the door.

There, in the final months of 2012, about 4 percent of police officers' stops resulted in an arrest or summons, an unusually low rate.

As the day went on, crowds and unusually long lines persisted at some bus stops in Manhattan and Queens.

Mr. Lindsay-Abaire is a small, chunky man who seems unusually at home in his own skin and seldom stops smiling.

The inquiry comes amid growing concern that admissions questions about criminal history and disciplinary action discriminate against black applicants, as a body of statistical evidence emerges showing that black teenagers are singled out for disciplinary action in school and stopped by police at unusually high rates.

Despite the real threat of a jail term, Pavlensky does not plan to stop, and says his unusually painful brand of art comes from an imperative impulse towards radicalism: "It was a very important step for me – to understand what happens when a person becomes an artist, when a person becomes stronger than their indifference and overcomes their inertia.

During the study, we noticed that the reddish-brown layer stops surprisingly at the crossing of the interlacing and that the green decoration presents an unusually transparent and pale aspect (Figures 2b, c, d).

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Unusually, Mr Xi stopped off in Gujarat before he made his way to Delhi.

Poetic, athletic and more than a little erotic, "Stop, Repair, Prepare" is an unusually intimate collaboration between musician and instrument.

Looking unusually haggard, he stopped just short of pronouncing the peace effort dead, saying instead that it had reached a critical juncture.