Sentence examples for only uncommonly from inspiring English sources

When the iMac G5 desktop was introduced, in 2004, he said in his column, "I am writing these words on the most elegant desktop computer I've ever used, a computer that is not only uncommonly beautiful but fast and powerful, virus-free, and surprisingly affordable".

This OspA (for outer surface protein A) was frequently spotted by immune cells from treatment-resistant patients but recognized only uncommonly by cells from those whose arthritis responded to treatment.

Also unlike the big-scaled least gecko, they do not "swarm" in the leaf litter, but are only uncommonly found hiding under rocks, which are considered moist or mesic microhabitats within their dry ecological niche.

In addition, several breast lesions that were only uncommonly seen in the premammographic era are currently being encountered with increasing frequency in breast biopsies performed because of a mammographic abnormality, particularly microcalcifications.

What must have made it extra hard for Barrett to leave is that she lived inside a cocoon of sibling relationships that was not only protective but uncommonly stimulating.

Not only is pus uncommonly a research topic but investigators do not seem to want to identify themselves with this fluid.

First he has just been uncommonly good.

Multimodal treatments comprised of surgical resection, external beam radiation therapy and systemic therapy have been associated with increased survival in some patients [ 1] though often only effective in managing uncommonly diagnosed localized ATCs [ 30].

Along with good fortune — the disallowed touchdown in the Detroit game, the Green Bay penalties, Miami's reliance on an off-the-street quarterback, etc. — has come uncommonly good health: only one starter, linebacker Pisa Tinoisamoa, has missed extended time.

While each compact painting is an individualized gem in its own right, the paintings collectively evince a mind uncommonly alive not only to the infinitely variable pleasures and possibilities of abstract painting but also to its own pluralistic, ever-changing complexity (Johnson).

But Brian was uncommonly patient.