Sentence examples for described as uncommon from inspiring English sources

The stories, written with what Michiko Kakutani of the New York Times described as "uncommon elegance and poise", deal with the diversity of Indian-American immigrant experience and the curious alchemy of love and relationships.

Central giant cell granulomas (CGCGs) have been described as uncommon benign bone lesions, typically affecting the mandible and maxilla [18].

The Fijian parrotfinch is endemic to a single country; although its population is unknown, it is described as uncommon or locally common.

Grade 3/4 treatment-related toxicities were described as uncommon, with grade 3 diarrhoea reported in 7% and all others (not specified) in <3% of patients.

Amino acids that have been previously described as uncommon in protein-DNA interactions [ 52], such as cysteine, methionine and tryptophan, are not featured in any of the FreSCOs.

These were usually described as uncommon claiming 'no complications or side effects with any of our patients' and 'pregnancy is associated with far more risk than these procedures'.

According to the EU guidelines, these frequencies of side effects should be described as "very rare", "rare", "uncommon", "common" and "very common", respectively.

Despite a move to China being relatively uncommon for Scottish players, McGowan is looking forward to moving to a league he describes as ambitious.

The force is combing through extensive evidence relating to the shooter and the attack, with a knife carried by Zehaf-Bibeau taken from his aunt's home in Mont Tremblant, Quebec, while officers try to ascertain how he obtained his gun, which Mr Paulson described as old and uncommon.

Furthermore, the receptacle consciousness is described as having the uncommon characteristic of being the seed for the sense spheres (MSG I, 59): the obvious implication here is that our experience of the world is as perception reveals it.

However, he has been criticised by the media for his lack of goals; lapses in his goalscoring have been described as being "hardly uncommon".