Sentence examples for unconventional setting from inspiring English sources

Still, give the company credit for taking opera to an unconventional setting and for championing this overlooked 1777 work.

Instead, Rothstein said, "the command arrangement evolved into a large and complex structure that could not (or would not) respond to the new unconventional setting".

More whimsy from Tim Enthoven, this time to capture the essence of extreme ironing, "a very niche extreme sport in which clothing is pressed on a conventional ironing board in an unconventional setting".

Despite its unconventional setting – D'Oyen was invited to tea with the family who live here and seized on the idea that the house could be turned into a school – the children seem contented and the curriculum varied.

He delivered it in a most unconventional setting, becoming the third nominee of a major party in the nation's history to leave the site of his convention to give his acceptance speech at a stadium.

So it is hardly surprising that Dia chose an unconventional setting for its permanent collection: an abandoned factory in Beacon, a depressed Hudson River town 60 miles north of Manhattan.

They have since had one biological child, Annabel, though their unconventional set-up in London and New York sees them share their homes with others – including their second "daughter", Louise, and her mother, a friend of the family.

Dean's ambition was to be in Life magazine, and it took ages before the editors could look beyond Stock's unconventional set-ups and see the haunting beauty of immense world-weariness on such a young face.

Introduced to Wellwood's unconventional set through the eyes of a poor runaway, Philip, we see how liberal philosophy and Fabian politics can be equated with the fairy tales she weaves.

The company didn't go with your usual Sand Hill Road suspects here, instead opting for an unconventional set of industry veterans and family offices along with Forestay Capital, Swiss entrepreneur, Ernesto Bertarelli's technology fund.

Here is an alternative, unconventional set of premises: President Trump does not care about the details of how NAFTA works, either the old version or the proposed new one; He does not care about whether the new deal passes Congress; He only cares about having a potent issue for the 2018 midterm elections and his 2020 reelection campaign.