Sentence examples for unusual though from inspiring English sources
What really makes the flat unusual, though, apart from its heritage, is its location.
It's much more unusual, though, to be given the chance to contrast performances in a new piece of writing.
As part of the militants' unusual, though often convincing strategy, Awakening members that Al Qaeda fails to kill are then sought out to rejoin the insurgency.
It is unusual, though, to have a voice on mainstream media that has completely different assumptions, Marxist assumptions – "They're not Marxist assumptions, they're materialist assumptions.
The advent of Saul at the Brooklyn Museum is unusual, though, since it signals the closing of a much-praised restaurant and its reopening in an arts institution.
Unusual, though, doesn't have to mean harrowing.
Unfortunately, your story is not unusual, though, so I should probably start this column by defining more precisely what I mean when I say "speculative applications".
The context was unusual, though.
Solazyme's approach is unusual, though.
The lineups aren't unusual, though.
