Sentence examples for anything but common from inspiring English sources

Patty Hearst's story is anything but common.

But occasionally the combination of character and context is anything but common.

But Enrique and Margaret are anything but common, distinct both as characters and in the endurance of their love.

It has reiterated its faith in De Mistura, but is clearly exasperated by the government refusal to discuss anything but common principles.

The domestic worker may be the anti-diva in the common imagination, but the imagination of Jean Genet, whose play "The Maids" sought some risqué revenge for its characters, was anything but common.

"[S]cientists have yet to uncover a scrap of evidence to suggest that they functioned as anything but common fins, which renders their transitional status somewhat specious, to say the least" (Luskin and Gage 2008).

The firm's new television ads clearly play on the hope of the common man's being represented by an anything-but-common lawyer.

Your theme can be anything, theoretically, but common doom metal themes focus on introspection, seasons (usually fall and winter), philosophy or even nothing.

Still, the juries returned verdicts that indicated anything but a common opinion of the proceeding they had witnessed.

I realized it after being interviewed countless times by people who wanted to politicize everything, after watching our politicians from afar touting anything but the common good.

Wertheim's book has neither the heft of history nor the force of personality to give it anything but structure in common with McPhee's tale.