Sentence examples for or uncommonly from inspiring English sources

An index can draw attention to plants or departments experiencing unusual problems or uncommonly strong performance.

Jaïs was left to wonder: Was East uncommonly sleepy or uncommonly devious?

The company was too interesting: ironworkers, painters, sculptors, people whose workdays started unusually early or uncommonly late — people for whom daytime is nighttime.

It is a shared - as well as a diverse - culture; it is a history of literary, artistic, musical, scientific and religious tradition of which Mr. Steele seems either remarkably ignorant or uncommonly willing to ignore.

A product of both the Yehudi Menuhin School and the Juilliard School, he built his career on producing a sound that can be ear-catchingly bracing or uncommonly beautiful and on performances that are sometimes illuminating and sometimes wayward but that consistently bear the imprint of a willful, original interpreter.

Extrapulmonary tuberculosis can occur either in association with clinically apparent pulmonary disease or uncommonly in isolation.

Whether we're tracking calories, steps, workouts or sleep (or not uncommonly, all four), there's a bustling industry of startups – together with big guns like Nike – hoping to collect and analyse that data on our behalf.

The word "ballot" comes from the Italian ballotta, or little ball, and a ballot often was a ball, or at least something ballish, like a pea or a pebble, or, not uncommonly, a bullet.

Neck and back pain may manifest acutely or, more uncommonly, as a chronic condition.

Trump, he said, with a wily smile, "has been, believe it or not, uncommonly nice to Hillary and me".

Psychology researchers have been scientifically studying strengths for the past three decades and have categorised hundreds of different strengths into two broad categories: talent-based strengths (eg sporting prowess or being a wiz with technology) and character-based strengths (eg capacity for kindness or being uncommonly brave).