But as Keynes once remarked, failing conventionally is often less harmful to a professional reputation than succeeding unconventionally. |
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Such deatails as an unconventionally worn belt or missing tooth make his appearance that more lovable. |
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He demonstrates why and how to be successful by thinking unconventionally, and why not doing so makes success impossible. |
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The instruments may be played unconventionally, but nothing sounds strained or forced. |
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We can optimally use our resources, because we think and act unconventionally. |
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A very unique skill that makes this team of craftsman stand out from other cabinet makers is our ability to use a chainsaw unconventionally. |
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A computer enthusiast since a young age, Frédéric Micallef developed his knowledge early on, unconventionally and on his own. |
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We prefer groups that work innovatively and unconventionally, and that have an equal representation of male and female actors. |
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Excessively cursive and highly structured with its letters unconventionally joined together with no vowel marks. |
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More unconventionally still, it is about career advancement, not preparing a student for a life in academia. |
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But looked at unconventionally, his position seems exactly right. |
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Take the case of a guy on a dating website describing himself as being unconventionally handsome and stating that he is ventripotent, exophthalmic, and trochocephalic as well as opisthognathic. |
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A member of the derivatives team occasionally joins on alto sax. Mr Seifert, who this week launched another shake-up at the exchange, thinks as unconventionally as he behaves. |
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I think that the most important report is the Clegg report, which has quite simply demonstrated that decisions can be made swiftly and unconventionally. |
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He must have been thinking about these intense, even though short, poetry discussions when he rather unconventionally asked me, a fellow central banker, to give a lecture on European cultural diversity. |
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By embracing the molecule, they inspire confidence in the compound's ability to address a physiological need, while by expressing the molecule unconventionally, the names represent the promise of pharmaceuticals. |
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Hers is an unconventionally beautiful face, brimful of life. |
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