Sentence examples for though not uncommon from inspiring English sources

Mr. Orth followed this with Chopin's complete 24 Preludes, another formidable, though not uncommon, undertaking.

A third work, Strauss's "Elektra," though not uncommon, is well down the operatic hit parade.

Though not uncommon, freshwater bryozoans are inconspicuous in pools, lakes, or gently flowing rivers, especially in slightly alkaline water.

She used similar words calling for more vigour from the male partner, and, once with each man, used a particular, though not uncommon, sexual position.

Finally there is the combination of various graphic methods (etching and drypoint) in a single print, a difficult though not uncommon practice suggesting that it is inappropriate to think of the graphic arts as separate processes.

Daredevil and Elektra share a clandestine (though not uncommon), meeting on a rooftop, and even though neither party explicitly mentions it in their dialogue, Daredevil is feeling trapped and constrained by recent events.

Unscrupulous farm practices, though, are not uncommon in Jiaxing, or in other hog-producing areas.

"As soon as we hear that an artist has been asked to put their hand in their own pocket by a management company, big alarm bells start to ring". He said paying management companies for services was widely seen as unethical in the industry, though was not uncommon.

Also, ONH involvement is relatively uncommon, though not rare, in ocular tuberculosis.

Globally, though, it is not uncommon for clinicians not to be able to understand the languages spoken by patients, and vice versa (1), and there is now a sophisticated literature on how best to work with interpreters in mental healthcare settings in order to bridge language gaps.

Don't pay too much attention to the chunky chassis though, as it's not uncommon for non-final hardware to undergo testing clad in patently ugly shells.