| The British press has been atypically lenient in its review of his atrociously indecorous behaviour. |
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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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| Finally, financial markets have been atypically sanguine and even levelheaded. |
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| Full-bodied and rich, but tannic and atypically austere for a 1982, this is a difficult wine to fully grasp. |
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| He added that in a sense it was the same as excluding atypically slow days. |
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| Rainfall in arid regions is typically seasonal and often intense and may carry an atypically high sediment load, due in part to sparse vegetation in sediment source areas. |
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| It is of special interest to agriculture because it has atypically large seeds for the genus and could perhaps be the source of crop-improving genes. |
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| This excellent performance, in relation to growth as well as operating profit, is atypically high for the first half of the year. |
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| In the acclaimed film Peck was atypically cast as a vigilante hunting the men who raped and killed his wife. |
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| The situation therefore, was generally compared unfavourably with last year's atypically good harvest. |
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| The condition is also occurring atypically in children and young adults in this population. |
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| Exhaustion gaps may occur at the top or bottom of a formation when trends change direction in an atypically fast manner. |
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| The 23-year-old is, nevertheless, an atypically Brazilian centre-back who utilises brains over brawn to break up attacks. |
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| Moroder went on to produce Donna Summer, a Europop star who, atypically, became equally successful in the United States. |
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| The tiny Lafleur vineyard, which was harvested between October 814, produced a wine with an atypically high percentage of Cabernet Franc. |
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| His PR in the months leading up to the film has been atypically bizarre and even repellent. |
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| After a fairly poor start to the year, demand rose atypically during the second semester as excessive rains caused a shortfall in the main Central American production areas. |
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| With increased evidence, it's clear that among children who exhibit physical aggression in the preschool years there is a group of children who have levels that are atypically high. |
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| The Cabernet Sauvignon grapes achieved perfect maturity in 1983, and the result is an astonishingly rich, concentrated, atypically powerful and tannic Margaux. |
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| An atypically elegant effort for the appellation. |
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| Adopting a reading of the clause that denies legal effect to the words the drafters specifically and atypically included is an implausible style of constitutional construction. |
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| Some people are more sensitive to these effects of dietary sugars than others, and in such individuals blood triglyceride levels may increase in response to atypically high intakes of sucrose or fructose. |
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| Operating margins are perennially weak, though not atypically so, for a human service provider. |
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| Kondo bid with atypically open confidence, jumping ahead of the auctioneer more than once as if the price was not rising rapidly enough for him. |
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| Surveillance for new-onset cardiovascular disease is challenging because the disease often presents atypically. |
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| In both groups, the final size is relatively constant, with humans atypically variable. |
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| Atypically among crop plants, peanut pods develop underground rather than above ground. |
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| Atypically sublime first-half strike and a coolly-taken penalty two minutes from time took Ronaldo's goal tally this season to a remarkable 16 in 16 games this season. |
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