Meanings of unorthodox approach in English

His unorthodox approach to writing his autobiography, One Voice, signalled the shift.

Professor Berger is sometimes seen as having an unorthodox approach to his work.

The unorthodox approach has been Ray Sprigle's through most of his sixty-three years.

Motorola took a slightly unorthodox approach to implementing the 765t's extras.

A decade later, his unorthodox approach to mathematical thinking has led to major breakthroughs.

He credits his unorthodox approach to automotive design to having no preconceived notions about cars.

But with 127 days still to go until the day itself, what motivates this unorthodox approach?

I soon discovered that despite being very successful in his work, my father had an unorthodox approach to business.

Bloomberg is taking an unorthodox approach focused instead on larger, delegate-rich states such as California that start voting in March.

Friedman adds that the alternative niche carved out by Koeppel and Charged is a snug fit with their unorthodox approach.

Spread across six installments, each episode tackles a hot-button social, political, or racial issue via Mike's radical, unorthodox approach to problem solving.

Interestingly, a facet of the superboss's mindset should favour women, particularly in relation to the unorthodox approach they also take to recruitment.

It was Kornheiser that divided fans and critics, as some praised his unorthodox approach and others saw him as ill-fitted to in-game broadcasting.

Turkey's unorthodox approach to stemming the inflow of foreign funds, a problem common to fast growing emerging markets, has spread unease within the investment community.

This unorthodox approach attracted the interest of the Sequoia Fund, an $8 billion mutual fund founded by a business-school classmate of Warren Buffett.

The bill was then introduced by a New Zealand First MP mid-Question Time on Tuesday - an unorthodox approach - and didn't face any opposition.