Sentence examples for such an uncommon from inspiring English sources

For some, diamonds are too common for such an uncommon experience as getting married.

But this was not such an uncommon name, so the chances that it was the same Monica Morris had to be slim.

It's such an uncommon situation that both Democrats and Republicans are in agreement on it - both insist that there is no point in returning the money to taxpayers, not something you usually hear the GOP saying.

As the strident "Storm Passes Away" brings the album to a close, it's hard not to notice the echoes of Woody Guthrie, both in the forthright, ringing vocal tone, and in the apparent ease with which Bugg conjures up evocative and enduring images to express the condition of the common man – a worthy task for such an uncommon talent.

A lumped-parameter model of a motorbike engine's desmodromic valve train is developed for the simulation of the dynamic behaviour of such an uncommon train.

A common cause is uniformly present before the occurrence of any effect whatsoever and is necessary for effectuation as such; an uncommon cause is that which invariably and unconditionally precedes a particular effect.

When hypoglycemia does occur in such individuals, an uncommon but important diagnosis to consider is non-islet cell tumor hypoglycemia (NICTH).

The celebration of such a landmark, uncommon for an active footballer, is no place for the dissenting voice.

However, as food bank use soars and benefits are cut nationwide, is it not crass to highlight such an extreme and uncommon example of abusing the system?

The indictment of an officer in such a case is uncommon, and a lawyer for the officer said yesterday that he might take the unusual step of having his client testify before a grand jury, which would determine whether the evidence presented by the prosecution supports an indictment.

For most Americans, such a debate is uncommon: the Supreme Court is not often called upon to rule on the constitutionality of a big social-policy programme which (among other things) would expand health benefits to the poor.In many emerging markets, such debates are much more familiar affairs.