Sentence examples for unusually subject from inspiring English sources

He is not all that greatly popular, but he has attracted a following that is unusually subject to emotional, Kennedyesque mythology, both in and out of the press.

Because her poems enact the states — bewilderment, estrangement, panic, elation — that they describe, they are unusually subject to their own mental actions.

It plans to put waste in an area unusually subject to rust but has little data on how its metal canisters will perform.

And like professional wrestling, where winners and losers are predetermined but accidents occasionally happen, a show that employs athletics is unusually subject to mishaps also.

In this study, we sought to test the distinct but related hypothesis that these genes have also been unusually subject to selection in the last few hundred thousand years since anatomically modern human arose in the fossil record.

Satellite monitoring (June-September, 2007) showed that most of the central Sudan could be unusually subjected to heavy rainfall, and generated RVF risk warnings for central and southern Sudan in July-September.

That the Hunger Games saga, with its ass-kicking, independent heroine and unusually grim subject matter, could become an international screen sensation is due in no small part to the much-maligned legacy of Bella Swan; no wonder Stephenie Meyer's all-important endorsements were splashed so prominently across the covers of Suzanne Collins's source novels.

JNR A US edition of the family-tree-climbing franchise, this episode at least has the advantage of an unusually compelling subject.

It's an unusually difficult subject for journalism because of its international character; the pieces are spread all over the place, and it takes time and resources to run them down.

Images of Picasso have always been available -- some even overly iconic--as he was an unusually cooperative subject for a host of talented photographers who were honored to get close to his outsize personality.

Drosophilid wings are an unusually favorable subject for automated image analysis.