Sentence examples for so very uncommon from inspiring English sources
Politician sons and daughters of politician parents are not so very uncommon in parliament, but not all overlap as MPs, as the Benns did for two years at the turn of the millennium.
So much participation is very uncommon for user-generated content apps.
In contrast, there are some profiles which are very uncommon, so the natural tendency is not to possess them (e.g., IMDB, Stackoverflow).
It is something very uncommon to find so young a writer reminding you so very little of other writers.' So much for Mr. Howells".
These are very uncommon however, so whenever you grab one of these, make sure you use it well!
Assessing the socio-economic status of patients by asking for the annual income is very uncommon in Germany, so that the educational level was used.
The one exception was peripheral vascular disease which was very uncommon in the Asian cohort so that its hazard ratio had a wide CI.
Their hair is so slick they rarely shed and it's very uncommon to have an allergic reaction.
Change of sex is a very uncommon reason for change of PIN, so is protected identity.
They found no evidence supporting genome replacement in a few A. texanum-dependent LJJ populations in central Indiana and northeastern Illinois so they believed that genome replacement in unisexual Ambystoma is very uncommon in nature.
But we gain so much: not just Elmer Bernstein's Bartók-inspired score, but something very uncommon in Hollywood cinema – the idea that victory is far from simple, and can even conceal its opposite.
