Sentence examples for think it unusual from inspiring English sources

No one in India seems to think it unusual to try to slap some bleach, or a herbal equivalent, on my skin to reveal a whiter me.

Jeff Van Gundy, the coach of the Knicks, who brings his three-and-a-half-year-old daughter to Liberty games, says, "It's great that she doesn't have to think it unusual for women to play.

"Did they think it unusual for an Irish Catholic to attend Colgate University, to apply to Harvard Divinity School or to attend Harvard Business School; or, perhaps to run a major television network?" Mr. McGuire recalled growing up in New York City from the 1940s to 1960s, "when its Catholic residents universally understood that the N.Y.

You might think it unusual for a music video to offer something so instructive, but for Loudon, that was the idea.

There was nothing remarkable in that; nor did I think it unusual when he stopped a moment, holding up his paws and looking at me with the curious glance of the White Rabbit, as if to say, "Why, Robert, what are you doing out here?" But when the creature looked into my eyes and twitched its whiskers, I felt the Élan Vital in him, a certain sense of consciousness that cut across space.

The surprise, she said, was entering publishing and finding that people thought it unusual.

The area was so remote geographically that no one thought it unusual that he set up a practice in offices behind the repair bays at the local Chrysler-Plymouth dealer.

The IAAF's anti-doping department thought it "unusual and inappropriate" when Cissé was brought in to personally scrutinise Russian athletes' biological passport cases "despite having never previously been involved in any case at the result management level" - yet did nothing about it.

Nobody thought it unusual for the Wall Street Journal to publish in full then-Yahoo SVP Brad Garlinghouse's internal  "Peanut Butter Manifesto" outlining the problms at Yahoo a couple years ago.

Athar, a resident of Abbottabad where bin Laden was holed up, first noticed a helicopter and thought it unusual enough to post this on his Twitter account.

Many legal experts also said they thought it unusual that the unreliable testimony from a prosecutor at the OCDA office didn't appear in the AG's brief, since the author of that brief -- supervising Deputy Attorney General Theodore Cropley, a member of the state AG's office -- sat in on the hearings in question and would have been aware of such allegations.