Sentence examples for unusually given from inspiring English sources

Unusually, given his European role, Belgrade agreed to accept his credentials at the level of the first deputy foreign minister.

Unusually, given Mr. Wilson's penchant to have actors move in a highly stylized manner, here they are free to run and jump, squeak and roar.

Unusually, given the official media's normal reticence on such issues, several Chinese newspapers reported this demand for reform.One of the lawyers, Li Fangping, says he does not expect changes soon.

Not unusually, given their schedule, the players failed to register that the 6 November match up was a precursor to the NBA Global Games match, which takes place at the O2 Arena in London on Thursday.

Their efforts have put pressure on the police, who have responded (unusually, given their suspicion of internet activism) by using the internet themselves to contact the families of victims.The police official in charge of anti-trafficking, Chen Shiqu, has an account on Sina Weibo, one of China's most popular microblog services.

How a boy his mother described as deeply thoughtful and unusually given to interactions with older people in their church community developed his quiet resolve amid long absences from his father, who spent much of Gordon's youth away working on the railway and sugar cane farms.

Their programme unusually gave the dates.

It was unusually conciliatory, given Mr. Allawi's apparent concession.

It was arranged that the boys would stay the night and "unusually" were given separate bedrooms.

Prominent journals published and praised Yasusada's work, which was unusually experimental given his seeming isolation; there was a book in the works.

However, the recent spurt in productivity has been unusually strong, given that the recovery in output has been modest by historical standards.