Sentence examples for unusual open from inspiring English sources

"They attract jet-setting celebrities with some of the largest personal carbon footprints in the world to lecture Canadians not to develop our natural resources," Joe Oliver, the natural resources minister said, in an unusual open letter to critics.

In an unusual open letter released on Monday, Canada's natural resources minister charged that "environmental and other radical groups" used "funding from foreign special interest groups to undermine Canada's national economic interest".

The scale of the protests was unclear, but in a land where any display of dissent or opposition is rapidly quashed the violence seemed to present a highly unusual open challenge to Colonel Qaddafi's rule.

The intense diplomacy came on the second day of an unusual open debate on Iraq in the Council chambers that included both the 15 Council members and dozens of nonmember nations.

Now, Justice Safer-Espinoza and 14 other judges who sit in courts throughout the city are circulating an unusual open letter to ask that those laws, modified in 2005, be changed yet again.

"The sad truth is that our community is becoming known as a key area for the distribution and manufacture of narcotics," members of a Whitfield County grand jury wrote earlier this year in an unusual open letter to local newspapers.

Fuller's is on a wild stretch of coast where west and south swells — California's summer swells — hit with unusual, open-ocean force.

Last week, when she held an unusual "open-mike" hearing to review legislative proposals on climate change, twenty-five showedrs showed up, including the Presidential hopefuls John McCain, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama.

Yet both have an unusual open-air feeling and are filled with lyrical location work — "Captain Lightfoot" was shot on in Ireland, hardly standard practice for the thrifty Universal — that projects Sirk's love of nature, which he spoke of passionately in interviews and had little chance to explore in his later, often studio-bound films.

But last summer, Inuvialuit natives here on the northern edge of Canada had front-row seats for unusual open-water traffic -- a Chinese research vessel examining ice conditions, a Russian boat towing a huge drydock from Siberia and an American cruise ship navigating the once forbidden Northwest Passage.

General Being Sent to Iraq To Review U.S. Strategy The Pentagon is sending a highly regarded retired four-star general to Iraq to conduct an unusual "open-ended" review of the military's entire Iraq policy, including troop levels, training programs for Iraqi security forces and the strategy for fighting the insurgency.