Sentence examples for unusual example from inspiring English sources

Boulder is an unusual example of density.

Aimen Dean is an unusual example of a poacher turned gamekeeper.

BUT perhaps the most unusual example of wish fulfillment TV is another WB drama, "Everwood," in which Treat Williams stars as a brilliant, workaholic New York surgeon.

Now, in something of an unusual example of life imitating art, Mr. Denham has written a psychosexual romance about a love triangle.

Reflecting the prejudices of senior male executives, these pairings are an unusual example of a family-based TV image departing from the most conservative stereotype.

The exercise was an unusual example of increasing efforts by business schools to educate students in the skills and knowledge most relevant to running hedge funds.

"Lovelace is an unusual example of a woman for her time because she was not only allowed to learn mathematics but encouraged to learn mathematics," Aurora said.

Still, even local legislators from Mr. Putin's party have publicly opposed the tariff, an unusual example of dissent that underscores the depth of feeling here.

The Sisters of St. Francis are an unusual example of the shareholder activism that has ripped through corporate America since the 1980s.

The most unusual example of tadpole care is exhibited by the mouth-brooding frog, or Darwin's frog, Rhinoderma darwinii, in southern South America.

Clever, Canada, tautological but clever.Britain presents an unusual example of a country that had very low immigration until the 1990s, when it made an abrupt and radical shift.