Sentence examples for too uncommon from inspiring English sources

"There's nothing too confusing or too uncommon on the menu".

Both showed genuine compassion for the common man that is all too uncommon in politicians.

(Our situation can't be too uncommon. Dozens of flights are still coming in from Mexico City each day).

The design was about ten feet tall and three feet wide — too elaborate for a tradesman's mark and too uncommon.

The design was about ten feet tall and three feet wide too elaborate for a tradesman's mark and too uncommon.

It was, at any rate, an excellent and all too uncommon idea to invite composers to make something specially for recording.

As soon as Mr. Khachatryan began the opening Allemande, you could sense how intently the audience began listening, as he achieved the all-too-uncommon feat of seducing a rustling, coughing crowd into silence.

The organization that did the arm-twisting is called Endeavor and thanks to the trip they have the not-too-uncommon distinction of having proved me wrong.

There are lots of business models for APIs — you don't always have to be cutting checks like these companies chose to — but this all-too-uncommon notion of "win/win'' was baked into these programs from the beginning.

You might have encountered the not-too-uncommon scenario where the company or hiring manager had their eyes on a certain candidate from the start -- for example, a former protégé of the hiring manager or the internal candidate who was long overdue for a promotion.

With a live mic attached to him, St.Clair's grunts to the music's beat — not an all-too-uncommon, seemingly animalistic response conductors have when conducting — could be heard.