atypically

With a few exceptions the women were atypically off form.

Atypically, he did not think of himself as a dancer.

The stars in that area, though burning, are doing so most atypically.

Atypically for the time, she managed the ranch until her death in 1995.

On an atypically hot summer day in London, he was wearing a dark suit.

Atypically, the West portion of the street is very short - only four blocks long.

Atypically, this middle blessing is different for each of the prayers.

He missed words and, seated at a desk, kept atypically still.

The song is notable for its atypically long introduction of two and a half minutes.

It however may atypically present with shortness of breath alone.

And then we were being met, as is not atypically the case, with charges of improper conduct.

Atypically, the windows in the rear doors roll down all the way.

Somewhat atypically, Garcia is not defeated by the end of the series.

Atypically, the village church does not stand right on the square, but rather one row of buildings back.

She did so with a typically powerful, atypically composed performance under extreme pressure.

But atypically, the current festival has been a comedy of mishaps.

One conversation sticks in my memory, because it was so atypically blunt.

Quite appallingly, though not so atypically, that was 39 years and several hundred court dates ago.

And, second, job creation - hiring - has been atypically slow.

It enjoyed atypically strong summer months, with approximately 4,700 new subscribers in August alone.

Atypically for a crime show, the ugly action is set in a Midwestern suburb.

There were other letdowns, too, as the first set started typically late and was atypically short, less than an hour.

Webster ran a hand through his hair in an atypically harassed gesture.

In both groups, the final size is relatively constant, with humans atypically variable.

Fashion's approach to this problem, while not exactly a solution, is atypically practical: add wheels.