Sentence examples for was that unusual from inspiring English sources

But there's not a whole lot of actual proof that the Mistress was insane, or even that she was that unusual given the context she grew up in.

Mr. Masters, whose jobs ranged from jewelry salesman to lighting executive to cabdriver to stockbroker, was that unusual amateur who succeeds in a professionalized field.

Although nothing Mr. Rosen wrote to the Syrian president's media advisers was that unusual, some supporters of the uprising took the notes about him as evidence that he had betrayed the revolution, and his colleagues, by drawing the government's attention to the work of other foreign journalists who had entered the Baba Amr district of Homs without permission.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, May 17 , 1952P. 23 Mrs. Sulzberger, wife of the publisher of the Times, was quoed in the Times as saying over the air, in the course of paying tribute to the late George Foster Peabody, "Mr. Peabody was that unusual person, a banker with a heart".

I apologized for the delay, but it didn't seem like it was that unusual for this to happen.

How unusual was that?

And then there is that unusual name.

What is unusual is that his resume is not unusual.

How unusual is that?

It's not that unusual a choice.

Such episodes are not that unusual.