Sentence examples for unusually one from inspiring English sources
Unusually, one of the defendants, Sheila Menon, made a statement on behalf of all five of them as they arrived at the court building where they were greeted by scores of anti-fracking demonstrators.
It was an extraordinary gaffe even by the Republican frontrunner's standards and, unusually, one he scrambled to retract almost at once.
The club has yet to appoint a new coach but they have hired a Soccer Director – unsurprisingly a Brazilian businessman but somewhat unusually one with no sign of experience in the game.
Unusually, one of them, TPG, aired its grievances in public.But the most gripping action in private equity is in financing.
"With humility and remorse," he said, "I ask for forgiveness".Just as unusually, one Auschwitz survivor, Eva Mozes Kor, who is one of the 65 co-plaintiffs, did offer her forgiveness.
Interestingly and unusually, one factor almost wholly absent is that of avarice: though money was required and wealthy interests pursued to fund the research, none of the intriguing individuals who occupy the centre of Eig's story was motivated by personal financial gain.
The case, Ferguson v. City of Charleston, No. 99-936, in in fact unusually one-sided in its presentation to the court.
Tyga's set was particularly inconsequential, with its charmless demands for sexual and chemical satisfaction; an unusually one-dimensional Game didn't help.
SAN FRANCISCO — What was expected to be an extended pitching duel between two Cy Young Award candidates at a pitching-friendly ballpark was unpredictably unraveled by an eight-pitch performance on one side and an unusually rocky one on the other.
When a user enters the date of the last dose, there is a box to tick to warn other users that the study is an unusually long one, such as one with a monoclonal antibody or one involving radioactivity.
But over all, the quarter was an unusually difficult one for Toyota, which appears on track to pass G.M. this year as the world's largest automaker.
