Sentence examples for unorthodox things from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bianchi's highly modernistic score for chamber orchestra, vividly played by Ensemble Modern, puts a premium on imaginative sonorities, including getting instruments to do unorthodox things.
Clinical progress against a disease as wily and dimly understood as cancer, DeVita argues, happens when doctors have the freedom to try unorthodox things — and he worries that we have lost sight of that fact.
Clinical progress against a disease as wily and dimly understood as cancer, DeVita argues, happens when doctors have the freedom to try unorthodox things—and he worries that we have lost sight of that fact.
Miyako has an energetic personality and enjoys doing unorthodox things.
So, if you really want to get rid of your white girlfriend, just start saying reasonable, but unorthodox things about society.
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Perhaps the most unorthodox thing in any of Mr. Cramer's books appears — or, more precisely, does not appear — at the end of "What It Takes".
The most unorthodox thing the Eisenhower administration has done to date has been to grant a White House correspondent the privilege of examining the minutes of all its Cabinet meetings, and other documents involving confidential proceedings within the executive branch.
So, we're going to have to be frank and tell those of you who don't speak Spanish that what Cruz said was the kind of grammatically unorthodox thing you might say when flustered, when non-fluent and or when trying intentionally to sound tough.
This description of Ellison as a risk taker who saw quick, unorthodox solutions to keep things moving calls attention to one of most important characteristics of enduring companies: their CEOs are Opportunity-Drivenleaders.
Similarly, companies that have unorthodox ways of doing things are much more likely to succeed in borrowing management innovations from other nontraditional firms: Radical ideas tend to take hold when they move with, rather than against, the tide.
