Sentence examples for strikingly uncommon from inspiring English sources

In the past, that trajectory would have been strikingly uncommon: a typical F.T.M. went from identifying as a lesbian to living as a straight man.

Strikingly – because it is an uncommon tribute in the often brutal world of film-making – the dramatist Jack Thorne, co-writer of the TV This is England, also applies to Meadows an adjective more often applied to nurses and samaritans: "He's kind in usual ways and unusual ways and will catch you unawares with it.

These views can be reconciled by considering the usual Williams syndrome neurocognitive profile as involving a mosaic of behavioral traits, some of which are not uncommon on the autism spectrum while others are strikingly nonautistic (Lincoln et al. 2007).

While canine histiocytic sarcoma (HS) is uncommon in the general domestic dog population, there is a strikingly high incidence in a subset of breeds, suggesting heritable predisposition.

While it's not uncommon to hear a producer or manager speak about "discovering" an artist, Webber and Morgan were strikingly oblivious to their words as they described a woman of color from an island nation as a pure commodity. .

Strikingly, no.

"Strikingly so.

A strikingly accomplished debut".

Many are strikingly young.

She was strikingly tall.

That is strikingly low.