Sentence examples for your unusually from inspiring English sources

If you look willing (but maybe not too eager) and talkative, Mr. Helm may choose you for a 20-minute back-and-forth about your career in international private banking, your best friendship with your big sister or your unusually winning smile — all subjects aired at the performance I caught.

But this is different because of the cry itself — the desperation and the tonal quality in relation (again) to your unusually guilty face, in relation (once again) to the boy's self-protective, conspiratorial slack expression, as if he were hiding something, in relation (once again) to the position of the hand held over the mouth, in relation to the finger marks on the flesh around the mouth.

Are some of your salespeople unusually productive?

These color charts also appear in the article by Maricq and Weinrich. 1 The subject had to respond "Yes" to the question, 'Are your fingers unusually sensitive to cold'?

To be classified as having RP under the narrow definition, a subject had to meet at least three of these four criteria: The subject had to respond "Yes" to the question, 'Are your fingers unusually sensitive to cold'?

If your dog's puke is green or your cat seems unusually sedentary, combing the Internet for answers can just make you more worried.

Pulse does fluctuate relatively regularly, but if you think your pulse was unusually high or low (e.g. 15-20 bpm off your normal), you should definitely repeat this process to make sure you were accurate, and repeat successively until your measurements are relatively similar.

Your children are unusually special, talented and beautiful.

It will "normalize" the volume of all your programming, so unusually loud segments are toned down.

If the passion fruit soup on your spoon tastes unusually dense, it's because it's made from seawater.

Unusually, your child is restrained by an adjustable impact shield cushion instead of a traditional five-point harness.