Sentence examples for unusually grounded from inspiring English sources

Maria Kanyova was a sympathetic Donna Anna; Kishani Jayasinghe a pitiable Donna Elvira Kathryn Leemhuiss an unusually grounded Zerlina.

Mr. Tapper thought Ms. Ashford was beautiful and unusually grounded for an actress, but he admitted that he did not have a "this is the one" feeling.

But, unlike many sport parents, my discussions with Eileen, a practicing nurse, found her to be unusually grounded in her attitude toward her daughter's development as both a ski racer and, more importantly, as a person.

This year when they arrived, an unusually rainy spring grounded the birds and prevented them from hunting for winged insects.

The crumbling, sun-bleached tombs are, unusually, above ground (the water table is so high, bodies buried in the normal way always floated back to the surface).

An unusually effective "ground game" was key to his victory there, as it was in the January 3rd Iowa caucuses.In this section Goodbye, Rudy Tuesday Where will the wind blow?

The Democrats, who were taken off guard by Mr. Brown's victory last winter, organized an unusually fierce ground campaign on Mr. Patrick's behalf, focusing on areas of the state where Mr. Brown did well along with traditional Democratic strongholds.

When Mr. Giuliani was in the race, upstate New York had seemed to be unusually strong ground for Mrs. Clinton, a matter of some concern for Republican leaders, because upstate has always provided the electoral base for Republicans, a counter to the advantage Democrats have in New York City.

The larger error for the relative gravity arises from unusually strong ground vibrations during our measurements in March 2011 excited by numerous aftershocks of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake.

After running on unusually hard ground at Newmarket in July, when he finished unplaced behind Iroquois in the Chesterfield Stakes, he developed leg problems and missed the rest of the season.

Because Missouri had run aground during an unusually high tide, Wallin required a date on which the tide would be roughly comparable to the conditions under which Missouri was grounded in order to free her.