Sentence examples for unusually marked from inspiring English sources

One set of paintings from the 18th or 19th centuries is unusually marked by nonsymmetrical, nonhierarchical compositions.

Sunday marked an unusually poignant moment in this struggle.

In a lively argument marked by unusually probing questioning, the justices debated the difference between permissible race-consciousness and unlawful race discrimination.

After an unusually lengthy preview period marked by several delays, the show is due to open February 7. A spokesman for the show confirmed Mr. Lillywhite's work with the cast, which was first reported by Deadline.com.com

Earlier this year, scientists predicted that 2015's tornado season would likely be fairly tame, because El Niño a global weather phenomenon marked by unusually warm surface waters in the eastern tropical Pacific prevails and suppresses twister development across much of the nation.

"The past few years have been marked by unusually severe extreme weather characteristic of climate change.

The rare birth defect is marked by unusually small head size and potentially severe developmental problems.

The resulting images are striking to be sure, marked by unusually serious expressions and overly dramatic poses.

This marked an unusually late start for the first named storm, at the time the third-latest on record.

No cure or treatment exists for Zika, and much about the virus remains unknown, including whether it causes the birth defect microcephaly, a condition marked by unusually small heads that can result in developmental problems.

The 2007 2008 summer and late autumn seasons in South Africa were marked by unusually high rainfall, and the numbers of AHSV and EEV cases were also high (www.africanhorsesickness.co.za).