Sentence examples for unusual independence from inspiring English sources

"There are risks with any gift from a collector," said John Walsh, director emeritus of the J. Paul Getty Museum, an institution with unusual independence because of its wealth.

" 'We have done so much for you, and now we expect you to go along with what we want.' " As a Bush administration insider with deep knowledge of the region — he served as ambassador to Afghanistan before arriving in Iraq last summer — Mr. Khalilzad also appears to enjoy an unusual independence in his diplomatic efforts.

A few conclusions: 1. Cabinet ministers are showing unusual independence.

There are some crucial similarities in the findings of Dieni et al., 2013 paper and our current study, such as the unusual independence of the studied spiking properties from the input resistance.

We propose a new model to explain the unusual length independence of peak energies from the locally repeating property of the wavefunction in the middle-AGNR.

My great aunt Joan is unusual in her independence.

Over time, he also displayed unusual signs of independence from his Kremlin patrons.

After Al Jazeera began broadcasting in 1996 from the small, relatively liberal country of Qatar, Western journalists were attracted to the channel's uncensored independence, unusual in most of the 22 Arab countries where its signal reached.

This easy mastery allows him to play each strand in the three fugues with unusual clarity and independence, and in the Prelude to the Partita No. 3, he is able to lift the melodic lines from within the arpeggios.

With his promotion, Leeson enjoyed an unusual degree of independence; he was in the exceptional position of being both chief trader and the employee responsible for settling (ensuring payment for) all his trades, a situation that allowed him to engage in rogue (unauthorized) trades that went undetected.

But, in this ruling at least, it has shown independence and unusual speed in reaching a decision.