Sentence examples for from the uncommon from inspiring English sources

Part of the success may stem from the uncommon way Netflix rewards its people.

A sentence of such common sense itself, inflicted by the self-satisfying "common" misconception that sees social errors as something that comes from the "uncommon" fringes of the mainstream.

Bernard Cazeneuve, the quietly solid interior minister, also enjoyed a leap in the polls.The result is a newly reinforced left, which has also benefited from the uncommon restraint of its opponents.

And the conversations on board and at the station -- hushed, as if already on the green on the first hole -- tended toward the lofty, from the uncommon joys of duffing across Scotland to the high cost of a corporate event attended the night before by a well-heeled, hung-over fan in his 20's.

Each woman acquired a considerable library during her tenure, collecting materials ranging from the uncommon (gallery announcements from New York and beyond, as well as rare and unusual periodicals and books) to the required reading of the day (exhibition catalogs and major monographs on contemporary artists).

The Kings organization also had Cloutier change his goaltender mask from the uncommon mask/cage style to the more traditional full-fibreglass style for safety and insurance purposes.

Starting with Tolstoy's The Death of Ivan Ilych ("not a moment of dullness, yet no cheap rush of plot either"), he has kept this up for the last three years, very occasionally receiving a response from Harper's office but more usually sending the books – from Alan Bennett's The Uncommon Reader to Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart – into a void.

The ID-mortality in our study was quiet high, ranging from 17.4% in the uncommon NFGNB group to 63.0% in the A. baumannii group.

Actually, the distinct aspect of Chen's study from other studies was the uncommon low incidence of femoral head progression in the placebo-treated group even though all the patients had a large necrotic lesion (>30%) [ 13].

A credit in the House & Home section on Nov. 12 for an illustration of cherimoyas from the book "Uncommon Fruits and Vegetables," with the Garden Q.& A. column, misidentified the publisher.

Over the past four years, Azikiwe Mohammed has taken bus trips across the country in order to recreate Stephen Shore's photographs from the book Uncommon Places.