Sentence examples for unusual example of 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.

"It's one of the most unusual examples of polychrome terra cotta," said Susan Tunick, president of Friends of Terra Cotta, a preservation group.

The eight canvas murals, unusual examples of public art in a Long Island public school, depict 12 scenes of early Brookhaven history.

Andreas Andreou, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Johns Hopkins University, said that Dr. Sarpeshkar's circuits were unusual examples of precision engineering.

"Mulholland Drive" is one of the most unusual examples of how that studio ethic -- tailoring a product to a specific audience -- can backfire.

They are just some of the more unusual examples of the sales boosting technique beloved by marketing departments - the brand extension, also known as piggyback marketing.