Sentence examples for unexpected concepts from inspiring English sources

These technologies applied to nuclear dynamics have introduced new dimensions and unexpected concepts concerning nuclear functional compartmentation.

It's an unexpected concept, but then, Vusi Kunene is an unexpected restaurateur.

So says George Monbiot, who follows up his Guardian writing on isolation and alienation with an unexpected concept album for which he co-wrote the lyrics with Scottish singer-writer Ewan McLennan.

Another unexpected concept in the world of luxury retail.

Even though It Comes at Night finds Shults returning to the complicated dynamics of the family unit that he so brutally mined in Krisha, he drew inspiration from mining his own obsession over what might seem like an unexpected concept: genocide.

This analysis allowed unexpected themes and concepts to emerge from the information provided by informants.

This unexpected finding challenges current concepts that the mitochondrial genome was constrained to remain compact during the evolution of charophycean green algae and that this evolutionary pressure became relaxed when land plants emerged [ 20].

Thus, health professionals need to limit the amount of information given in one session, provide personalised take-home information, or use multiple sessions to assess gaps in patient recall or understanding and provide clarification, especially if the information is unexpected or includes unfamiliar concepts.

An even more unexpected endorsement of the concept, if not the Sanders proposal specifically, came last week from Max Baucus, the relatively conservative former Democratic senator from Montana who was a key architect of the Affordable Care Act.

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These unexpected findings challenge the early concept of NS being a specific player for stem and cancer cell proliferation.