Sentence examples for unusually when from inspiring English sources

Unusually, when you swallow, the lingering effect is of texture rather than flavor.

Unusually – when we are moved used to reading about startups moving to the US – he has moved to the UK to launch Pikum.

Unusually, when the storm stalled off the coast of Alabama, prevailing northerly winds forced the water out of Mobile Bay, causing tides to be two feet (0.61 m) below normal.

Nadal was also unusually irritable when asked to elaborate on his courtside tics, particularly when arranging his water bottles on the ground in exactly the same pattern.

Johnson was unusually complimentary when discussing Lawes.

But the English are still unusually dangerous when abroad.

Giving evidence, Baker said Maynard had sounded "unusually down" when he telephoned her.

Water levels at the Great Salt Lake were unusually low when the jetty was built, in 1970.

It does not often infect people, but appears unusually deadly when it does.

She looked unusually serious when she was first announced to the crowd.

He leads a government which looks unusually robust when set beside many others.