Sentence examples for unusually also from inspiring English sources

The museum, most unusually, also produced a catalogue raisonné.

He does as much as he can on his movies, unusually also taking on the role of director of photography.

"An Education," made for less than $8 million, won the audience award at Sundance and was, unusually, also accepted at the Berlin, Telluride and Toronto film festivals.

JCWI's lawyer Shahram Taghavi, of Simons Muirhead and Burton, said he was "surprised to see that, despite that ruling, the Secretary of State has again sought to avoid parliamentary scrutiny on such an important change to British immigration laws, a change which, unusually, also impacts upon British businesses".

Unusually, Mr. Jones also sings on the recording, on a track called "Down in Memphis".

Unusually, Chase also confirmed the talks, but said it did so "at the request of Robert Fleming Holdings".

Rather unusually, this also includes coil springs – whereas the cheaper Sport model has adaptive damping and optional air suspension.

Unusually, she also left her chambers' door open and never turned on her red light, signaling: do not disturb.

But the Lib Dems, more unusually, have also gained some votes from people who are broadly mistrustful of mainstream politics.

Unusually, it also explores shepherding culture along the way, with former Countryside ranger and shepherd turned walking leader, Russell Tait, as guide.

Unusually, it also offers a full refund of course fees if a student isn't placed in a "job they love" within six months of graduating.