Sentence examples for unusually that from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, you know, if they come and they are underselling themselves and you talk to everybody they worked with and they are telling you they're a superstar, then unusually that indicates that they are going to an added benefit in the team setting.

Several were added to the movie after initial test screenings showed, somewhat unusually, that the audience liked it longer.

The next day Mr Khamenei declared, most unusually, that even those Iranians who "did not support the Islamic system" should cast their vote.

In an interview with MSNBC last week, Mr. Christie let on, unusually, that he wanted to be chosen as Mr. Trump's running mate.

And Ms. Negga isn't the first Ophelia to struggle with a galloping madness, even if Mr. Hytner's production does suggest, unusually, that this heartsick innocent is in fact done in by the state: A casualty of being a loose cannon.

"I think Leicester will be glad to have come out of the game with a point," Warnock said, before admitting – not unusually – that he was less than pleased with referee Paul Tierney's performance.

Unusually, though, that share has not declined as development advanced.

Her voice was unusually soft that day, her words seemingly unfiltered.

The water was unusually rough that afternoon, with six-foot waves breaking against the shore.

Bruce may have been unusually agitated that night; when we met, he was facing a primary challenge in ten days.

Finally, note that the market is unusually volatile and that small stocks are most vulnerable amid such turbulence.