How To Use Atypically In A Sentence
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Moreover, price trends have a political dimension, with rural inflation now atypically stronger than that in urban areas, potentially fuelling tensions over the widening wealth gap in the country.
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The British press has been atypically lenient in its review of his atrociously indecorous behaviour.
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Well, a rum baba and a treacle tart were atypically heavy.
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We see Agent B storming in to the restaurant's kitchen, devilishly sucking the spoon from a pot of sauce and challenging an atypically frolicsome chef to a French-stick sword fight.
The Hard Sell: KGB Deals
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Moreover, price trends have a political dimension, with rural inflation now atypically stronger than that in urban areas, potentially fuelling tensions over the widening wealth gap in the country.
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As many people present atypically with coeliac disease as present with the more classical triad of steatorrhoea, diarrhoea, and weight loss.
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The government, atypically, reels, staggers - punch-drunk on the ropes, praying for a bell.
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As many people present atypically with coeliac disease as present with the more classical triad of steatorrhoea, diarrhoea, and weight loss.
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Well, a rum baba and a treacle tart were atypically heavy.
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she was atypically quiet
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The spring season in New York is, happily and atypically, plump with demonstrations of such genre bending, with entrancingly wicked shows that extract the profane from the sacred and the rot from the pillars of society.
February 2006
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Moreover, our results suggest that atypicality can affect causal judgments about an agent's action even when it is not the agent who has acted atypically. here and we would welcome any comments that you might have.
Experimental Philosophy
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It was time for the band's frontman, E, to break it down and tell the audience that tonight - in harmony with his own atypically good mood - everybody had to treat themselves right.
