Unorthodoxy used in a sentence

Unorthodoxy in a sentence as a noun

Given his unique situation, and his flair for drama and unorthodoxy, I think it makes perfect sense.

"The problem is that, unless you're speaking to someone with whom you have a great deal of trust, that second part -- the earnestness of their unorthodoxy -- is difficult to prove.

I always figured that you enjoyed bathing in the air of "unorthodoxy" and contrarianism by pretending to hold those views.

That is just whole different level of close-mindedness and intolerance to ideological unorthodoxy.

Yes, since Mao's death and the complete reversal of his economic policies and embracing of capitalism by Deng Xiaoping, whom Mao disgraced for his unorthodoxy, the economy of China has rapidly developed.