Sentence examples for uncommon figure from inspiring English sources

But it is the appearance of Mr. Prats, still an uncommon figure on the American concert stage, that may be generating the greatest excitement behind the scenes.

Timberlake recalled that the dancers were "painted all over in a hideous manner" and that they "danced in a very uncommon figure".

The transition from the mineral substrata to the overlying peat body may be gradual but a thin transitional layer of black, smeary, completely decomposed organic sediment ('gyttja') is not uncommon (see Figure 3).

Mitotic figures may be seen but are uncommon (Fig. 1b).

Titers above 80 were uncommon at baseline (Figure 1b).

It isn't uncommon for public figures - particularly politicians - to have to contend with parody accounts.

The Beetle returned 33mpg in mixed suburban driving, though it is not uncommon to observe figures in the upper 30s from VW's more seasoned TDI models.

"What happened was new to me, but apparently not totally uncommon, so I figured I'd share with my fellow parents out there".

According to the Washington County Sheriff's Office, it's not uncommon for public figures like the Roloffs -- stars of the reality TV show "Little People, Big World" –- to receive a certain level of harassment.

"I hear from the junior bar that practising barristers paying off debts of between £40,000 to £60,000 is by no means uncommon [but] those figures are for individuals who completed their undergraduate degrees before higher tuition fees were introduced".

Like the small nudes from 1930, only more extreme, they have an inner complexity and emotional delicacy that is uncommon to Calder's figures.