| The places chosen for these unorthodox interments were often sites of ancient churches or graveyards, or of ruined abbeys etc. |
| You will soon develop quicker reactions and a sixth sense for when someone is going to do something unorthodox. |
| It was a little unorthodox that they did it that way, cutting out the middleman. |
| In fact, she had been so alone that even her language had been warped into an unorthodox state. |
| He's clever inside, shoots really well for his size, and his game is unorthodox enough to throw off the defense. |
| The unorthodox phrasing abstracts the original material and gives the composition an edgy modernness. |
