Sentence examples for unusual in terms of from inspiring English sources

That alone makes it unusual in terms of Cuban music.

He does something else unusual in terms of audience development.

So yes, what's going on right now is unusual, in terms of cold air.

But this case is only unusual in terms of the scale of the tragedy.

I think it can result in something quite unusual in terms of illumination and honesty, and bring a broader perspective on a musician's career.

The experiment is unusual in terms of its ambition, breadth and cost, all of which take it beyond anything being attempted by other American cities.

9 Other studies, however, do not observe the hysteresis and conclude that attractive electrostatic interactions between CO2 molecules are responsible for the unusual shape of the adsorption isotherms, 10 or explain such unusual behavior in terms of clustering.

It is also an unusual team in terms of its fan support and visibility.

"It was an unusual compound in terms of size and the privacy of it being isolated from anything connected to the world.

"His own experience puts him in a very good, if unusual, position in terms of understanding the issues in the case and what's going on," Jacob Weisberg, Slate's editor, said in an interview last week.

Though Apatow's images aren't fiercely original, as those of Cassavetes are, his camera style is nonetheless unusual, especially in terms of current Hollywood, in that he tends to put the camera in place and keep it running until a string of events exhausts itself.