Sentence examples for unusually seen from inspiring English sources

It is understood that the recruitment process has, unusually, seen the chancellor heavily involved.

Gyasi does something unusually seen in conversations of late: She thinks carefully about every sentence.

Unusually articulate (see this interview with him, from the British Film Institute) and unusually normal (see Kent Jones's account, in Film Comment, of his lunch with the actor), Widmark made his name at the age of thirty-two, playing a psychopath named Tommy Udo in the crime drama "Kiss of Death" (1947).

A grisly run of teenage murders before this episode had already caused Britons to wonder what is up.England and Wales are not unusually murderous (see chart).

The downward revisions to 2001 growth forecasts have been unusually abrupt (see chart 2)—and they are probably still too rosy.

Very unusually, she sees angels physically with as much clarity as the rest of us see people and she sees them every day.

The absolute increase in fluorescence signal on mGTPγS binding was, however, unusually small (see Materials and methods), so this affinity estimate should be considered preliminary.

"Brazil, China, and India have also seen unusually large changes in their currency values," it said.

Even Manchester United, which by football-club standards is unusually profitable, has seen its market capitalisation fall from £1 billion in 2000 to around £310m today.

The pair are joined after the intermission by Lady Diana Mosley Angela Thornee, timing pitch-perfect), widow of the British fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley, who adds to Mr. Wright's take on privilege and power as seen (unusually) from the distaff point of view.

The sentence was considered unusually harsh and seen as an increasingly tough public relations problem for Mr. Ahmadinejad abroad, even when considering the longstanding estrangement in American-Iranian relations.