Sentence examples for something uncommon from inspiring English sources

I. Something uncommon; fantastical; something ridiculous.

Something uncommon was happening, and everyone sensed it.

Although in the past there were examples of underground built space for residential use, such issue has been regarded as something uncommon, far from modern human design culture.

"It's fun to take an old mule like privet and turn it into something uncommon," Mr. Dash said.

But at 65 Bleecker Street, Marvin R. Shulsky has something uncommon on his hands: a minor masterpiece by the seminal architect Louis H. Sullivan of Chicago.

There are succulent pork chops, steaks from Australia and even great hamburgers — and something uncommon in Asia, a good microbrew: Storm Pale Ale (12,000 rupiah).

Still, Johnson's shoulder has been a recurring problem, something not uncommon with pitchers who've had Tommy John surgery.

Rather, the school was something more uncommon and more notable: an institution whose diversity simply reflected the entirety of its surrounding communities.

It is something very uncommon to find so young a writer reminding you so very little of other writers.' So much for Mr. Howells".

Sheikh Abdulkarim bin ali Murshed, forty, looked older than he was: something not uncommon in a country where extreme poverty and a high birthrate literally sped up time.

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.