Sentence examples for unusual intersection from inspiring English sources

Greenaway creates an unusual intersection between a very stagy performance and a heightened, formalist film-making technique.

An unusual intersection of legal issues, local politics and weather has allowed Occupy Hong Kong to defy the authorities longer than similar movements elsewhere.

"I don't believe the Jews and Muslims can ever have peace here," Said Abed said on his way to dawn prayers at Al Aksa when asked his view of the unusual intersection of Slihot and Ramadan.

Ms. Bove (pronounced bo-VAY) has become a highly sought-after artist during the last decade for work that sits at an unusual intersection of sculpture, Conceptual assemblage and design, evoking both a real cultural era — the 1960s and '70s, as bohemian idealism was unraveling — and a kind of never-never land of Modernist fulfillment.

It's disappointing; for much of the piece Mr. Gerard and Mr. Kelly create their own ghosts by finding unusual intersections between their world and the armory.

Carter has positioned himself at a very unusual place: the intersection between the high ideals of Christian and secular moral philosophy and the exigencies of a very grim war.

It's not unusual for the intersection of sports and politics to create some clumsy exchanges.

Notably, it is rather unusual to find conical intersection seams in asymptotic regions, and this may be of significance in discussions of roaming dissociation mechanisms.

Another unusual pattern, a cusp-like intersection on a fermentation hysteresis trajectory, is tentatively attributed to enzyme denaturation countering enzyme production.

The minor road vehicles at the selected intersections are found to clear the intersection in an unusual manner.

A one-bedroom, for $410,000, had an interesting triangular floor plan, a sunken living room and an unusual location on a five-way intersection.