Sentence examples similar to Uncommon reading of from inspiring English sources

It is not uncommon to read of an organisation's admirable mission of eradicating world hunger or achieving world peace.

During these years it was not uncommon to read about the problems of the weakness of ideology in the American party system.

In the current environment, with the impact of the 2008 financial crisis still a recent memory, it is not uncommon to read news stories targeting directors whether fairly or unfairly for real or perceived excesses, abuses, or conflicts.

Although she did her share of romping with siblings and peers, she apparently spent an uncommon portion of her childhood reading.

This type of error is, unfortunately, not uncommon in assemblies of short sequence reads, though recent versions of the Velvet assembly software seem to be less prone to such errors.

The strapline for John Huston's The Dead (1987), a "comedy-drama of James Joyce's great story", reads: "A vast, merry, and uncommon tale of love".

To describe the uncommon causes of cough.

This is not an uncommon phenomenon, of course, but it usually applies to more famous writers, like John Updike (that Julian Barnes essay in the NYRB, by the way, should be read immediately).

An uncommon case of pediatric neurobrucellosis associated with intracranial hypertension.

An uncommon degree of emotion in Alexander's voice.

That's not an uncommon use of the word homogeneous.