Sentence examples for unnaturally for from inspiring English sources

Suggesting that personal revelation still comes unnaturally for Mr. Romney, in some renditions the accounts elicited a gasp and an "ohh" from the crowd.

Not unnaturally for someone in her position, Low is a champion of single-sex educationl, which she believes is beneficial for girls.

Considering all this data, Cribb argues for a much lower toll of 100,000 or less, with an absolute minimum of 60,000, and a mere tenth of the civilian population dying unnaturally, for the years 1975 80.

My belly had begun to swell most unnaturally for me, and the extra padding on my arms and thighs was not nearly as intolerable as the quality of the fat, with its dimples and divots.

The shadows are unnaturally long for what appears to be noon, although the sun itself is invisible.

IF THE workers at Japan's Keihin Electric Express Railway Company seem unnaturally cheerful for drizzly autumn mornings, it is because they are being watched.

Unnaturally handsome for politicians, they had a look in their eyes that said, "Let's save the world from nuclear annihilation... right after this game of touch football".

Which is to say that he essentially began giving away billions of dollars to Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and a few others unnaturally selected for survival.

Roughnecks are often required to remain unnaturally alert for twelve hours at a time, two weeks in a row, away from friends and family (about seventy-five per cent of the gas-field workers are from outside the region) — a state of affairs that has led people who might not ordinarily be tempted to try meth to use it simply to stay awake.

Jeanette is five years old but unnaturally tiny for her age.

CT: I think that I'm so curious about what I perceive to be an historical separation between an intuitive and learned approach to music, that the two have been unnaturally separated for hundreds and hundreds of years.