Sentence examples for unconventional ones from inspiring English sources

If mankind managed to combust the world's known conventional deposits of coal, gas, and oil, and then went on to consume all of its "unconventional" ones, like tar-sands oil and shale gas, the result would be emissions on the order of ten trillion tons of carbon.

These books are mostly about families, unconventional ones.

The second way is to look beyond conventional reserves to unconventional ones, like the tar sands.

Pilgrimage destinations, even unconventional ones, are recognizing the potential for growth.

Central banks have pulled all the conventional policy levers and a few unconventional ones as well.

Despite the growing complaints, programs that shun conventional commercials for unconventional ones are becoming common.

In 2019, one or two carriers – probably an unconventional one focused on keeping fares and costs low – will begin taking steps to separate themselves from the competition by operating more on time and more efficiently.

It's certainly an unconventional one: Drawn on Kate's face is another body seemingly emerging from her mouth, like some supermodel version of Goya's "Saturn Devouring His Son".

And while Mr. Wong worked on many such projects, it was an unconventional one — his 1960 design of a Union 76 gas station in Beverly Hills — that remains one of his most beloved and enduring.

"Dossier K," which came out in 2006 and will published in English by Melville House on May 7th, is an autobiography, but an unconventional one — it unfolds in the form of a self-interview.

I don't take on a work of nonfiction, especially a controversial or even unconventional one, without satisfying myself, perhaps just at gut level, that the author is presenting the truth responsibly.