Sentence examples for do something uncommon from inspiring English sources
In fact, this was a serious, thoughtful, determined effort by hundreds of thousands of common folks to do something uncommon: organize themselves so -- collectively and cooperatively -- they could remake both commerce and government to serve the common good rather than the selfish interests of the barons of industry and finance.
If that means doing something uncommon, then so be it.
It's also not the first time Google has made an effort to do something cool to bring in the use of uncommon languages to the Internet.
The family lineage of Meredith Monk composer, singer, choreographer, filmmaker, theatre director, and maker of uncommon evenings almost guaranteed that she would do something memorable in the course of her life.
The family lineage of Meredith Monk — composer, singer, choreographer, filmmaker, theatre director, and maker of uncommon evenings — almost guaranteed that she would do something memorable in the course of her life.
The Brink of Time came about because Mitsuda wanted to do something that no one else was doing, and he noted that acid jazz and its related genres were uncommon in the Japanese market.
Today, it is not uncommon to hear people talking about their computers being "confused", or taking a long time to do something because they're "thinking about it".
"It's not uncommon for doctors to say among themselves, such and such doesn't do any good, but it doesn't do any harm, and parents feel like they need to do something," she said.
Well, do something, sister!
