unconventionally

unconventional | American Dictionary

unconventional
adjective
us/ˌʌn·kənˈven·ʃə·nəl/
different from what is usual or from the way most people do things:
He has an unconventional attitude toward work.

Examples of unconventional

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Thus, while controlling for all the significant variables, unconventional behavior did play an important role at a number of developmental stages.
Moreover, such a prominent position for an abstract figure like a genius seems unconventional.
Since we use type-variables named s for structure operators, our choice of names for type variables in the following paragraphs may seem slightly unconventional.
I further hear this textual message of asserted difference and resilience echoed musically in the song's unconventional use of mode.
He earned coverage by crafting an unconventional, yet politically plausible personality.
In the end, the solution to the mystery, if it is in the least unconventional, exposes narrowly conventional convictions as partial, as misguided, as insufcient.
It is capable of producing highly unconventional designs that are perfectly rational, and often better adapted to their purpose than the conventional solution.
Wilcher shows how individual royalists' methods ranged from the use of unconventional topoi to the employment of genres which they had previously neglected.
Results showed a decline of open-earedness for unconventional music (classical, ethnic and avant-garde music) from grade 1 to 2 (age: 7-8 years).
It is found that unconventional lifecourse experiences, particularly with respect to childbearing, associate with more progressive attitudes in late life.
Other musicians, however, used conventional instruments in unconventional ways to create distorted sounds; what may be called the 'noisification' of music.
Many regard his unique approach to uncovering the meaning of religion as unconventional and unsystematic.
The newspapers had lengthy descriptions of the unconventional architecture and its architect.
As the patient's condition continued to worsen, even true believers began to consider unconventional remedies.
Although we believe this story captures an important element in many actual crisis episodes, it is admittedly quite unconventional.
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