Sentence examples for yet unusually from inspiring English sources

That is a big drop, but not yet unusually long or deep by historical standards.

Yet, unusually for such a high-profile male Hollywood star, there is no dramatic personal life to speak of.

The casing of the torpedo-shaped alcapurria de carne is deep-fried yet unusually supple; inside is a ground-beef picadillo, something like a sweet sloppy joe.

He embodies the principled vision of public service broadcasting, with its mission to inform, of the first BBC director-general, Lord Reith; and yet, unusually, he is entirely unstuffy.

Moutabal – one of the many starters which can also be eaten as a meze-style selection – is grilled aubergine blended with lemon juice and sesame oil to produce an intensely smoky, yet unusually sour thick wet paste.

Yet, unusually for a governing body convulsed by crisis, and in stark contrast to the Allen Stanford affair in 2009, there are no executives directly in the firing line.

The party -- a promotional event for Urban Daddy and Porsche -- was, guests agreed, a typical Barbara Martin/Jayne Sandman production: hip, unexpected, exclusive (name lists at the door handled by bubbly interns in stilettos) and yet remarkably, unusually friendly.

The press has left a rather bleak--yet unusually simplistic and contradictory--impression on their readers using material on enrollment numbers, degrees granted, employment opportunities, and, of course, cost.

The session is demanding, yet feels unusually relaxed, with smiles and laughter all round.

This year's installment, "Wall to Wall Gertrude's Paris," presented on Saturday, felt different: more open, yet, paradoxically, unusually focused.

Chris Hanson and Hendrika Sonnenberg have contributed an old Hotpoint stove that seems to have been ripped from its moorings yet appears unusually solid -- perhaps because it is made of Sculpy, a claylike material.