Sentence examples for uncommon degree from inspiring English sources

An uncommon degree of emotion in Alexander's voice.

All this showed an uncommon degree of nastiness on the part of the British public.

Carol was gifted with exceptional intelligence and possessed character and common sense to an uncommon degree.

The loss of Jonathan Demme is a sad surprise, for the films that he bequeaths to us remain, to an uncommon degree, the work of a good man.

And, in these suspicious times, it takes an uncommon degree of trust to leave your mail out there beside the street all day long.

Religion has been wrapped up in New York civic life to an uncommon degree of late, with all the Abrahamic faiths involved.

Yet here, plonked at the front end of Blondie: One Way Or Another (Fri, 10.35pm, BBC1), a film suffused with uncommon degrees of both insight and tragedy, they begin to seem less like easy cliches and more like pronounced understatements.

Our results (not shown) indicate that feedback loops are relatively uncommon in degree-preserving random networks, regardless of the number of rounds of rewiring.

Indeed, it is not uncommon to sacrifice a degree of transmission efficiency to secure performance benefits and a profound example of this is forward error correction (FEC) coding.

In contrast, inflammatory involvement of endomysial and perivascular regions was uncommon, with only some degree of muscle regeneration).. Extending these observations, we assessed the link between T2-rt values of immunized mice at various time points and a tissue histological score for inflammation (see the Materials and Methods section for details).

To have won the nomination without mentioning her transgender identity, then to announce it 12 months later without even warning her own party leader, suggests a degree of audacity uncommon even by the standards of politicians.