Sentence examples for Somewhat uncommon from inspiring English sources

It was a thriving mix, even ethnically, which is somewhat uncommon at a ski area.

He sees most global markets as fully valued, a somewhat uncommon situation.

He pointed to the little furrow where the number sense was supposed to be situated, and observed that his had a somewhat uncommon shape.

Muskellunge, (species Esox masquinongy), solitary and somewhat uncommon pike valued as a fighting game fish and, to a lesser extent, as a food fish.

It's a somewhat uncommon move that could yield a higher payout than the $13.65-a-share that Michael S. Dell and the investment firm Silver Lake are offering.

Anal fistula is a somewhat uncommon condition.

The four selected species are somewhat rare to uncommon (especially C. aureofulvus and C. napus) across their known geographical range.

But Russian aid to North America and Western Europe is somewhat more uncommon.

Theron's Mavis Gary may be a somewhat unique and uncommon character to be the lead in a mainstream comedy, but if she were a he, Mr. Gary would blend right in.

The species is typically uncommon and somewhat local, being found in the canopy of highland forests above 750 m elevation.

That a politician's place of origin still plays a part in this decision is somewhat depressing but not uncommon in immigrant societies.