Sentence examples for unusual documented from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most unusual documented case was among a pair of male captive brown bears in Croatia who were watched performing oral sex – with permanent roles of giver and receiver – multiple times a day over a six-year period. .

I began: "The originals of these unusual documents are at the frame shop.

Near the end of 1861, with the American Union crumbling, President Abraham Lincoln became obsessed with an unusual document.

In fact, "Being Human" may be the most unusual document ever produced by any government panel.

George MacKenzie, the keeper of the records of Scotland, said: "This is a rather unusual document.

A MOST unusual document landed on your correspondent's desk recently: a financial report from a rainforest.

By Gareth Cook October 17, 2013 Near the end of 1861, with the American Union crumbling, President Abraham Lincoln became obsessed with an unusual document.

In this sweep of history you may miss some of the unusual documents: a 1722 brochure by R. Judah Monis, explaining why "the Jewish Nation are not as yet converted to Christianity," though Monis had converted in order to teach Hebrew at Harvard College.

President Johnson then called a special commission to investigate, which produced an unusual document, called the Kerner Report, which analyzed the reasons why Black communities were frustrated and rising up.

Miners trapped underground for 77 hours when they breached an abandoned mine, releasing a flood, had known about wet conditions but did not consider them unusual, documents from a state inquiry show.

That's what the Kremlin did with Syria in August, according to an unusual document posted this week on a Russian government website that details the terms of its aerial support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.