Instead, she diplomatically told her father that she, not he, was the person to solve the problem — an uncommon act that defies Pakistani familial tradition.
He then loaded it onto Mr. Romney's bus, an uncommon act of self-sufficiency for a candidate now surrounded by a dozen staff members ready to attend to his every need.
In a small but not uncommon act of obiter dicta (incidental observation), Justice Anthony M. Kennedy argued that the citizens of the nation and the world generally agreed that the sentencing option should be limited, especially when applied to juvenile defendants.
At first glance, this would seem an uncommon act of responsibility in an industry known for its daring.
This is uncommon because random acts of desperate protest are reserved for a repressed, voiceless minority.
"For the Love of God, Saint Teresa, Christine Farrelll's Roman Catholic school comedy about a nun disciplining a student, and Maggie Bofill's "Face Cream," about a marital spat featuring a wife panicking about wrinkles, have more potential, but they suffer from a dramatic stasis not uncommon in one-acts.
Entrepreneurial opportunities are believed to exist when individuals have a special understanding of the value of uncommon opportunities and act upon this understanding, which results in entrepreneurial income or "rent".
The unwanted discoveries went on for nearly two years, and last month, the owners filed a lawsuit — an uncommon outcome for such acts, but rarer yet for the glimpse it offered into this city's elite.
"Atmosphere," his recently released studio album, displays a range that's uncommon among the larger acts in dance music (save for Avicii, whose "True" album blends folk and country influences with progressive house).
