Sentence examples for unconventional occasion from inspiring English sources
Even for an unconventional occasion, the ragged clothes seemed too fragile for the thousands of dollars they would cost.
But on those rare occasions when an unconventional new model blazes a fresh path to success, it inspires legions of imitators.
Here are three worth considering, starting with an unconventional look at the topic: On occasion, "I've chased momentum, skimped on due diligence and traded too often, leaving myself only the fading balance in my account," Stephen L. Weiss, an investment banker, acknowledges at the end of "The Billion Dollar Mistake" (Wiley, $29.95).
There's no trading floor at NASDAQ, so bell ringings are Potemkin affairs — in this case, not only for the usual phalanx of TV cameras but also for the fifty-odd GoPros the team had brought along, so everyone could chronicle the occasion from a variety of unconventional vantages.
Charles Lewis and Mark Reading-Smith of the research center say their work has documented "at least 935 false statements" on hundreds of occasions, particularly that Iraq had unconventional weapons, links to Al Qaeda, or both.
The unconventional bride's impending nuptials are the inopportune occasion to air out the cooped up emotions of a broken family who still love each other -- in the middle of a scorching summer.
Thanks to Betty and Terry's unconventional laissez-faire, I grew up without any sense of occasion whatsoever.
On other occasions, I pen the baby treatises about family, to prepare it for the unconventional nature of ours.
Unconventional forces require unconventional tactics.
