Blake's views were frequently unorthodox, running against popular opinion, something that got him in trouble once or twice.
In 1942 Hirsch played halfback on the University of Wisconsin's football team and earned the nickname "Crazylegs" for an unorthodox running style that made him difficult to tackle.
He had an aura about him, particularly for those outside the US, an invincible athlete with the unorthodox running style and gold running shoes that Nike, reputedly, paid $12 million for the privilege of supplying him with.
While the Ravens' top-ranked, blitz-happy defense smothered the Chargers' offense, the Chargers' defense actually played well against the Ravens' unorthodox, run-oriented offense.
Goss ran an unorthodox campaign, limiting individual contributions to his campaign to $300 and refusing to run television commercials.
Mr. Trump is an unconventional commander in chief who ran an unorthodox campaign.
By contrast, Ms. Reno, 64, ran an unorthodox campaign, driving around the state in a red pickup truck, rubbing shoulders with Rosie O'Donnell and Martin Sheen, and dancing at a "house party" fund-raiser at a South Beach nightclub.
Indeed, in February, Sheehan, the trustee's chief lawyer, accused Wagner of improperly trying an "unorthodox end run" around the standard protocols of bankruptcy proceedings by "pressuring" people who had been deposed by Picard to provide her with their testimony.
The unorthodox experiment, run from the observation deck of the Empire State Building late on a Friday night, involved more than 40 people with flash cameras and a cell phone that had been jury-rigged to communicate with a video camera 30 blocks away.
Experimentation with unorthodox materials runs right through the exhibition.
And the way he runs, he's a little unorthodox, but he runs as fast as he can every single time.
