Sentence examples for unnatural word from inspiring English sources

When sung, elaborate literary artifices and unnatural word orders would present audiences with unnecessary problems, but simple words and repetitions of phrases provide aids to understanding.

They could be, in a word, unnatural, as unnatural as the artificial tones of electronic music.

I think it's fair to say the word "unnatural" no longer has the wholly pejorative, argument-clinching force it once enjoyed.

The word "unnatural" gets thrown around when criticizing the cellular farming, synthesizing or culturing of animal materials.

Albarn hones in on the Velvet Undergound founder's trademark stilted vocal delivery, and even exaggerates how stiff it is in places, creating a strong contrast between the song's title and the unnatural way those words are actually being delivered.

Albarn hones in on the Velvet Undergound founder's trademark stilted vocal delivery, and even exaggerates how stiff it is in places, creating a strong contrast between the song's title and the unnatural way those words are actually being delivered. .

But a colorful personality to most seems nothing more than a product line to Bivens, who has revealed an unnatural love for the word "brand".

He took advantage of the rhythmic flexibility of the French language, but sometimes took this to extremes, forcing words into unnatural stresses.

If words sound unnatural to you or a sentence is awkward as you speak it, mark it out and edit it to make it sound natural.

Speculation over the extent of an alleged paedophile ring at Westminster 35 years ago was fuelled on Wednesday by the discovery of a Downing Street file listed in the National Archives catalogue as "Security - allegations against former public [missing word] of unnatural sexual proclivities; security aspects 1980 Oct 27 - 1981 Mar 20".

In other words, the most unnatural among the dramatis personae.