Sentence examples for unusual coming from inspiring English sources

"It's very unusual, coming from someone like Dostoevsky," says Basden.

That is unusual coming from a manager whose team is at home but it is the only way.

That may sound unusual coming from a man whose tradition valorizes solitude and monasticism, and whose clergy members are not permitted to take spouses or beget children.

But much of the Collegium Vocale's interpretation had a slightly perfunctory feel, unusual coming from a group that has given many superb performances in New York.

Such language is not unusual coming from a U.S. president when directed at long-standing allies, such as the leaders of Britain or Canada.

In the context of American military campaigns, the timing of Obama's speech was unusual, coming more than a week after the United States began missile strikes in Libya.

The second discussion, more unusual, came in the fourth inning when Joe West, the plate umpire, stepped out from his position and gestured with his arm as if telling Pelfrey to hurry up.

How a movie this unusual came to be assembled by a studio and a toy giant is a question as intricate as one of its trademark kits.

I plunged on, ticking off the elements I thought would be part of the movie's appeal: we'd have a great soundtrack; it would be part-road movie, part-unusual coming of age story.

This is a most unusual proposal coming from Ronnie, since it implies the provision of hard cash.

"All these things put together create a picture of something unusual, particularly coming from the United Nations," he said.