Sentence examples for unlike normally from inspiring English sources

How unlike normally sceptical Rupert to naively accept government spin!

Arriving in Brighton for the TUC annual conference, Mark Serwotka, head of the civil service union, the PCS, who was barred from voting in the leadership contest, said: "You'll see lots of smiling faces this conference, unlike normally when we come and people look a bit miserable".

The researchers found that the brains of these individuals appear to be wired differently: Unlike normally sighted people, their visual cortexes also process sound, they reported in August in Current Biology.

The audience cheered and hollered, clapped and booed, unlike the normally tightly controlled presidential debates of contests gone by.

The exhibition's title, "The Centaur's Smile," alludes not only to this pleasantly enigmatic fellow, but also to a poem by Pindar in which the centaur Cheiron -- who, unlike most normally antisocial centaurs, is a wise friend to gods and humans -- "smiles greenly" in response to Apollo, who has asked advice about a certain plan of amorous seduction.

One of his disciples explained that 15% of his speech is unlike anything normally heard in Turkish: Shakespearian rather than modern English, he said.

For his age, he's a very talented American striker unlike what we normally see.

Non-wheelchair users, unlike wheelchair users, normally had a choice about which part of the bus to sit or stand in.

Unlike cavalrymen, who normally stayed mounted at all times, Wilder's men used their horses merely to help them move more quickly.

But even so, unlike what is normally seen in the comments posted underneath the writings of political columnists, stinging invective and occasional praise form just two categories of reader reaction to the Frugal Traveler's work.

Calimero's chirp-like vocalizations resemble Asian elephant calls but are unlike any sounds normally made by African elephants.