Sentence examples for utterly atypical from inspiring English sources
Morrison lets go, unleashing a thrilling performance that builds to the utterly atypical chorus lyric of: "Call the police, 'cos I've lost control and I really wanna see you bleed".
If everyone were called to account for each utterly atypical marital gaffe made when the moon was full and the wine was flowing, civilization would collapse into a heap of rubble.
There would appear to be nothing exceptional about these two, except possibly their first names, which their parents bestowed upon them with what the siblings agree was utterly atypical whimsy.
The average cost of a crown court case in London is around that figure but that is utterly atypical, even of the other London courts, because it is hugely swollen by the costs of the serious cases tried at the Old Bailey and the lengthy fraud trials at Southwark, neither of which would be touched by these proposals.
Writing for the British Film Institute, Sergio Angelini considered "Le Mesurier is utterly compelling throughout in an atypical role".
The album's best-known song, Nelson Mandela, is its most atypical, a solitary moment of exuberant protest on an album that otherwise seems utterly crushed by life: "You've got to do what you want to, you've got to get out," as the closing Break Down the Door puts it, "but you can't, because you're up to your neck".
An atypical venue for an atypical pianist.
