Sentence examples for to be atypical from inspiring English sources

However, Danny Perez' first feature goes out of its way to be atypical.

Wells' behaviour does not seem to be atypical of a psychopath.

"A Prophet" ("Un Prophète") is no less deserving than "Ajami"; it's certainly no worse a film, but seems, with its violence and grimness, to be atypical of recent winners.

It threw us for a loop not because New Yorkers are not obnoxious, but because Donald Trump's kind of obnoxiousness has always seemed to be atypical of New York values, and even, to put it bluntly, a kind of tourist trap for people from Texas who think his is anything like the real New York obnoxiousness.

The pathology of p-GGN on HRCT was reported to be atypical adenomatous hyperplasia (AAH), adenocarcinoma, focal organizing pneumonia/fibrosis [1] and so on.

Concentrations and yields in the Guadalupe River appear to be atypical for total phosphorus, DDTs, dieldrin, HgT, MeHgT, Cr, Ni, and possibly Se due to local conditions.

The status of flavour character being cheese-like was dependent on taste levels, where either NaCl or lactic acid at a high or low level altered the flavour character to being atypical of cheese.

McBride's double service as soldier and athlete appears to have been atypical.

His rise to the Senate was atypical.

Sad to say, they're atypical.

Facebook declined to comment, which is atypical for when it makes acquihires, so Hartley and Welch may have been hired through the standard application process.