Sentence examples for unusually without from inspiring English sources
The Beethoven was performed, very unusually, without breaks between movements, but got off to a rather stately start, only reaching the requisite momentum with the Dionysian elan of the finale.
It is likely to become the biggest container port in the world by 2030.Three decades ago Jebel Ali became the Middle East's first big "free zone" (a place where foreign firms can operate, unusually, without a local partner and with less red tape and lower taxes than in the rest of the emirate).
A meeting in Paris in December of Sri Lanka's aid donors ended, unusually, without any pledges being made for the next financial year.Sensing Sri Lanka's growing isolation, Mrs Kumaratunga broadcast on January 8th specifically to the people of the north-east, where most Tamils live, and which has been the main cockpit of the war.
They called in a psychologist, who pronounced him unusually gullible without, however, diagnosing a mental illness.
Unusually, he sleeps without his trousers but with his sweater.
Both businesses were, unusually, set up without investment or capital funds.
Serebrier, once Stokowski's protégé, has had an unusually serpentine career, without any major music directorships on his résumé.
"I've found it impossible to write a decent nonfiction narrative without unusually deep cooperation from my subjects," Lewis explains in his acknowledgments, thanking his traders for allowing him "to enter their lives".
The contraction in the economy in the last quarter of 2010 was blamed on the unusually heavy snow; without the impact of the weather, said experts, the growth in the economy would have been flat.
Republicans moved unusually fast -- without public testimony and before an overall budget outline had been approved -- and made part of the rate cut retroactive to the beginning of this year, in part to overcome objections that Congress could not act quickly enough for a tax reduction to stimulate the economy.
The solar activity was at its deep minimum during 2005 with unusually long periods without sunspots and a relatively very weak dipolar field strength (Nandy et al., 2011).
