Sentence examples for very unorthodox from inspiring English sources
Seghers's etching technique was itself very unorthodox.
Suzuki, Beane said, is very unorthodox.
He used be the chief economist of the World Bank, albeit a very unorthodox one.
It is a very unorthodox approach indeed, but not a unique one.
He has a very open, unorthodox stance, which has served him well over the years, but I still believe the best bet is to bowl full and straight at him.
"When you're contemplating superhuman or very heroic, unorthodox behavior in your zeal to help a famous patient," Lerner said, "that's where you've got to take a deep breath and reassess".
But this new exhibition at the Getty Villa not only accomplishes that; it also shows in spades how much love and passion its curators have for the art they searched out and chose to present in a very dynamic, unorthodox and personal fashion.
Her childhood was wild enough to support five different "child's pose" chapters, thanks to an unorthodox, very 1970s family situation.
"This was a very bold and unorthodox move by the E.C.B., and it appears to be more important for stocks than the payroll report, another example of how Europe is impacting the U.S. with a vengeance," said Marco P. Priani, vice president at Advisory Research in Chicago, which has about $10 billion in assets.
