Sentence examples for unusually true from inspiring English sources

One thing is unusually true about this quarterback situation.

The show continues in this way, bridging joy and tragedy, a blend unusually true to life.

Michael Scheuer, former head of the CIA's Bin Laden unit, says the enemy leader's actions have been unusually true to his word -- and that's important because, in his latest message, he answers critics who say Muslims must never kill other Muslims by arguing that the great warrior Saladin would never have liberated Jerusalem from the Crusaders if he had been prohibited from killing fellow Muslims.

It's an awesome performance — not least because they are so successful as hunters: they are eagle-eyed (if the avian metaphor may be allowed) and they have, unusually for birds, true binocular vision, which helps them lock on target.

As a corollary the characters in "Community" are unusually consistent and true to themselves, partly because they're defined not so much by action — will they slip on a banana peel or sleep with a friend's wife?

Per-page marginal utility, it's true, is unusually high.

It's true: the unusually-named yatt'it and the much more conventional TheLobby.com are presumably their owners' attempts to increase customer loyalty.

Senator Joseph McCarthy's accusations about a vast communist conspiracy within the U.S. government took root in part because his assertions were hard to disprove: if we couldn't find any real communists in the State Department, maybe that was because those diabolical Bolsheviks were unusually good at concealing their true affinities.

The same is true for the unusually long regions between the LTR and the gag start codon in Diaspora and Ogre, although in the case of Ogre, this region contains a 550-codon ORF whose conceptual translation yields a polypeptide of unknown function.

True, Irene was an unusually powerful storm.

So is it true that immigrants are unusually entrepreneurial?