Sentence examples for unusual variation from inspiring English sources

The young Austen was experimenting with an unusual variation on a conventional form.

"Cow eats Man" is an unusual variation on the theme, but it is no joke this week.

The striking New York Beauty, an unusual variation on the Lemoyne Star, is one of the few examples of this pattern known to exist.

· We're used to giant music companies taking on bloggers for copyright violation, but La Scala going after an opera blog is a bit of an unusual variation.

Lynn Nottage's Fabulation offers an unusual variation by showing a black yuppy's downfall; whatever my political qualms, it brings this theatre's African-American season to a buoyantly comic close.

According to the blurb, Akunin has been compared with Gogol, Tolstoy and Conan Doyle, which might be stretching it a bit, but he does produce an unusual variation on the standard historical crime novel.

Some bars, though, have unusual variations.

The menu goes beyond the standard dishes, offering some unusual variations that are a welcome change, as well as four tasting menus ($20) intended to illustrate different regional meals.

The museum will introduce families to six of the more unusual variations at "A Taste of Haroset," which will feature a history, free recipe booklets and tastings at the museum's new galleries.

Unusual variations include the mysore sada dosas ($5.95), stained almost red with peppers and very spicy, and the rava dosas ($7.45), a more pliable crepe made with wheat and rice flour and cilantro.

The finding renewed suspicions among atmospheric scientists that global warming could be indirectly abetting the chemical reactions that destroy ozone, but many still say the growth of the hole could also be the result of natural, albeit unusual, variations in Antarctic weather and other conditions.