Sentence examples for are uncommonly from inspiring English sources
adverb
To an uncommon degree; unusually or extremely.
Those generations are uncommonly condensed.
His pianissimos are uncommonly delicate and beautiful.
In "Alice," composer and subject are uncommonly well matched.
The ceramics he did produce, however, are uncommonly interesting.
Proximal femoral fractures are uncommonly associated with cycling in the young adult population.
Our basement and the balsam trees outside the windows are uncommonly silent.
Ms. Bloom's characters are uncommonly fully formed, seldom young, some of them well into old age.
At the risk of sounding just kind of besotted, his films are uncommonly beautiful.
In certain neighborhoods the streets are uncommonly quiet, like the aftermath of some sort of rapture.
Her austere, ritualistic dances are uncommonly good at evoking, without representing, the natural world.
They are uncommonly well observed, which does not necessarily mean artistic or aesthetic.
