Sentence examples for really uncommon from inspiring English sources

"Disasters are really uncommon, fortunately," Dr. Riles said.

"The Na, although really uncommon in everyday usage does have a meaning.

"It's really uncommon and it's alarming that he would be in such a fit of rage," Sergeant Lewis said.

"For Russian people to move, it's really uncommon," Evgeni Nabokov, the veteran Islanders goalie, said at the hotel where he was staying before training camp.

"For a year like this year, not in extreme drought, it's really uncommon" for a fire to burn that much, he said.

We redo things, which is really uncommon in game development.

Truly uncommon entertainment.

"Our seniors are every bit as exuberant, and that really is uncommon in my experience to uniformly energize day in and day out".

"It's really not uncommon for someone to be on the podium one day and to be 35th the next day".

"It is really not uncommon that we see kids that are singled out," said Barbara Wood, vice president of child advocacy and family support programs at Safe Horizon, a victim assistance organization based in Manhattan.

It's really not uncommon to defeat "protective countermeasures" and "monitoring tools" for benevolent purposes.