Sentence examples for an uncommon man from inspiring English sources
Wood was both an uncommon man and a typical Union officer.
Rendell is invariably described here as an uncommon man with a common touch.
AARON COPLAND: The Life and Work of an Uncommon Man, by Howard Pollack.
Nov. 18 BROOKVILLE -- "Fanfare for an Uncommon Man," C. W. Post Orchestra, American Ballet Theater dancers, Pierrot Consort; 2 p.m.; Tilles Center.
Pollack, a professor of music at the University of Houston whose previous books include "Aaron Copland: The Life and Work of an Uncommon Man," knows he is not exploring virgin terrain.
A talk with Mr. Botstein at 8 p.m. Aug. 13 PANEL ONE: "Memory and History," a discussion with Vivian Perlis, author; Phyllis Curtin, musicologist and singer; Howard Pollack, author of "Aaron Copland: The Life and Work of an Uncommon Man"; and others; Judith Tick, scholar, is the moderator; Olin Hall, 10 a.m. to noon.
The Bears went to an uncommon man-to-man look on that play.
"Bound for Glory" captures Guthrie vividly; he was fearsomely gifted and ambitious, and also egalitarian — a most uncommon man.
David Brown, that uncommon man with a common name, was next, passing away in 2010.
But there's something else odd: Phil loves stories of adventure, remote settings and voyages, but he is an uncommon family man among filmmakers.
She joined the Communist Party in the belief that it helped the common man, but in her personal dalliances she far preferred the uncommon man.
