Sentence examples for was rather unusual from inspiring English sources

Her dress was "rather unusual".

The venue was rather unusual, but the outcome was strikingly familiar.

Such enthusiasm was rather unusual for Tchaikovsky, who typically expressed great dissatisfaction with his works.

I enjoyed this novel throughout as it was rather unusual and unlike anything I'd ever read before.

The minister for Wales, David Jones MP, led a stream of criticism online, writing that the programme was "rather unusual".

But the prize at stake in the Russian series The Team was rather unusual – a top government position as an aide to Ramzan Kadyrov, the controversial leader of Chechnya.

Many cases are rather unusual.

Some of his girls were rather unusual, he warned her.

Mr. H. complied, murmuring, "This is rather unusual".

The English seem to be rather unusual in the world.

And I think at best we are rather unusual.