Sentence examples for unusually understanding from inspiring English sources
"unusually understanding" is correct and can be used in written English
You could use it to describe someone who has a particularly high level of understanding and compassion, such as: He was an unusually understanding man, always willing to lend an ear to a friend in need.
This Richard III is a stunning production with a simple Hildegard Bechtler set design featuring a large bowl-shaped object hung above the players--Vanessa Redgrave, prominent among them, as an unusually understanding Margaret--that looks like, and could be, metal.
The Secretist was mostly written during my evenings and weekends, off the clock of my main creative job at Wizards of the Coast (my girlfriend is an unusually understanding and supportive person).
In her diary she wrote, "When my brother ... was a young boy learning the Chinese classics, I was in the habit of listening to him and I became unusually proficient at understanding those passages that he found too difficult to understand and memorize.
After playing Nadal 15 previous times and practicing with him scores of others, Ferrer also has an unusually deep understanding of Nadal's strengths, an understanding he put to good use Sunday by rushing the net only when he sensed Nadal was truly vulnerable.
The victory left Ms. Lipstadt with an unusually personal understanding of the vagaries of English libel law.
"He had a photographic memory, a sharp wit, and an unusually deep understanding of people combined with compulsive empathy.
Desideri possessed an unusually sophisticated understanding of Buddhism and a masterful command of the classical Tibetan language.
He had spent hundreds of hours observing Trump firsthand, and felt that he had an unusually deep understanding of what he regarded as Trump's beguiling strengths and disqualifying weaknesses.
Konerko, 35, has an unusually keen understanding of how he hits, constantly thinking about the best method to get to the same point, where bat meets ball and often sends it far.
Mr. Pitts, whose baby face betrays no sign of his unusually clear understanding of the requirements and limitations of indie-rock success, said the band's influences included Built to Spill and the Flaming Lips.
Not only was Jobs personally passionate about design — once wrangling with the graphic designer Paul Rand over the position of the "." in "Steven P. Jobs" on a business card — he displayed an unusually sophisticated understanding of its evolution.
