Sentence examples for unorthodox settings from inspiring English sources
Mr. Haimovitz has played with major orchestras but won a loyal following by taking his music to unorthodox settings, including rock clubs and pizza houses.
But, some argue, Mongolia could skip the country club phase of golfing, and embark directly on cross golfing, a populist new trend for hitting balls through unorthodox settings like city parks and streets.
He further complained that the director, known for designing unorthodox settings for the operas he has staged (Hofler mentions The Marriage of Figaro in the New York Trump Tower and Don Giovanni in an urban slum), here uses visually uninteresting, overly realistic sets for the first two acts.
Mr. Claxton first became known for posing musicians in unorthodox outdoor settings, in a boat or emerging from the ocean with trumpet in hand.
One: Mr. Wondrich has an unorthodox background.
But all of them acknowledged that a new Scottish theater festival was full of surprises: quirky settings, unorthodox approaches to classics and unusual sensory elements (including lavender oil and pine trees).
But the record's distinctive pitch-switching was arrived at in a studio in Kingston-upon-Thames, where producers Mark Taylor and Brian Rawling clicked their Auto-Tune to wildly unorthodox settings.
It was undoubtedly one of the most unorthodox - and therefore memorable - settings for a major political debate.
He regularly performs an unorthodox "hack comedian" stand-up routine in live settings, in which he takes on the persona of an open-mic comedian with banal observations on things like Coke vs. Pepsi and the differences between men and women.
As art history it's deeply unorthodox – but as a postmodern portrait of a trend-setting painter in the midst of a comeback, it seems both thrillingly and entertainingly right.
Peter Sellars, the avant-garde director known for staging classical plays and operas in joltingly contemporary settings, has once again aroused controversy with an unorthodox production of a canonical work.
