Sentence examples for unusually present from inspiring English sources

Beyond "Comey-a-Lago," the past felt unusually present in other ways this week.

The timeless quality that often makes ceramic objects so appealing abounds in this exhibition; it is unusually present in this object, which could be Neolithic, medieval or modern.

In Hinn's barbershop, evidence of the Nakba is still unusually present – even if his father did not like to talk to his children about his flight from Jaffa.

I felt I had slipped through conventional time; I didn't come face-to-face with Boudicca exactly, but the past felt unusually present: mysterious, powerful, unsettling.

At the same time, the pressure to "just do it," which is unusually present in resource-constrained settings, brings real benefits.

It also, and unusually, presents a positive experience, focused on how to strengthen implementation by reducing actor conflict, in a field that more commonly examines why implementation fails (Hill and Hupe 2009).

These results describe a novel mutation and the first deletion leading to loricrin keratoderma unusually presenting with collodion membrane, described only once previously, 11 and provide further evidence of a common, MDM2-mediated gene expression pathway leading to ichthyosis and collodion membrane formation.

I thought no more of it, but then at Christmas, I received an unusually shaped present from him.

Crimewatch is known for having an unusually stable presenting lineup, with Vine's predecessors Kirsty Young and Fiona Bruce serving for seven years.

The past feels unusually and urgently present right now, as a fund of alternative ways of dreaming and, perchance, of being.

The English filmmaker Christopher Nupen has gained the confidence of a number of celebrated musicians and thus been able to present unusually intimate and insightful portraits of them as individuals and artists.