Sentence examples for called uncommon from inspiring English sources

I have had one piece of hate-mail as art critic for this paper, in 2003, from a land artist currently in a show called Uncommon Ground at the Southampton City Gallery.

Some lenders, too, may not offer a loan on a condo or co-op apartment unless the development sets aside 10 percent of its annual reserves for building improvements, added Mr. Scheck of DE Capital Mortgage, a practice he called uncommon in New York.

Today, he is finishing his Masters degree in Divinity at Episcopal Divinity School and has written a book called Uncommon Hope, a curriculum for churches working with people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS.

There was an amazing book called Uncommon Arrangements by Katie Roiphe, about weird marriages in the 1900s, like HG Wells and Rebecca West, and that was just a great book for me to read.

During its conference, Common Cause presented what it called Uncommon Heroes awards to members of the House Judiciary Committee who served during the crisis, and saluted an Uncommon Heroes of Watergate Honor Roll, a bipartisan collection of "individuals from Richard Nixon's Enemies List, members of the prosecution team, journalists and House and Senate Committee staff".

Lowe's then seek out what Nel calls "uncommon partners" to help make the stories reality; in OSHbot's case, the trendy Silicon Valley learning hub Singularity University and the startup robotics firm Fellow Robots.

They are also showing what they call "uncommon" sources which allow bloggers to see where their feeds are being read and re-used beyond the standard RSS readers like Rojo and Bloglines, and new tools for podcasters to track downloads.

She has retained her board chairmanship during her tenure as chief executive, an arrangement that her predecessor, Getz Obstfeld, called "fairly uncommon," and that her critics assert insulates her from accountability.

Until the current freshman class, applicants used what Chicago called the Uncommon Application, which included an array of quirky and thoughtful essay prompts, many of which came from current students.

That led to his first trilogy of novels called the Uncommon Stock series, which are thrillers set against the backdrop of a fast-growing startup and show the sorts of highs and lows (and danger!) you don't get in the business shelves.

The proximity of each dinner guest is based on, as Gaignard calls it, uncommon commonalities - those different yet connected aspects of who they are that unite them.