Sentence examples for an uncommon combination from inspiring English sources

It remains, sadly, an uncommon combination.

Debt and artists were not an uncommon combination.

This is not an uncommon combination in India these days.

Bob had an uncommon combination of compassion, strength, professional skills and leadership that inspired trust and affection in all who knew him.

But conveying its full emotional weight and spiritual grandeur, as the new-music ensemble Counter)induction did on Tuesday evening at Christ and St. Stephen's Church in Manhattan, requires an uncommon combination of precision, suppleness and an almost choreographed interpretive approach.

The U.S. national soccer team was set to take on Mexico in the 2015 CONCACAF Cup, and I would be one of many in attendance who is of Mexican heritage and American citizenship — which is not an uncommon combination in the greater Los Angeles area.

Their daughter can't verbally communicate with them at this point, so isn't the granting of a highly uncommon combination of names a superficial way of defining her future?

It is in fact a masterly little example of that rare genre – utopian writing – and reminds us that the Guardian, for all it its progressiveness, technologically, politically and socially, is a newspaper deeply rooted in the utopian socialism of the end of the 19th century, which makes it both passionate and benevolent, a most uncommon combination.

There is not an element of this dish that doesn't make sense, yet it's an uncommon little combination: browned onions, sage, Parmesan, liver, eggs, oil.

Right off the bat you have an uncommon Hollywood combination: two female main characters (in a non "chick flick" movie) who are also homosexual.

(Many classic Dutch dishes feature mashed vegetables in uncommon combinations; they're good).