Sentence examples for uncommon in that from inspiring English sources

Adventure was uncommon in that it was a true galley, boasting not only sails but oars.

We do not know why the sign was so uncommon in that study compared to ours.

The Kubota domain was uncommon in that it contained more than one castle, despite the Tokugawa shogunate's "one castle per domain" rule.

In the same area, hyena faeces are believed to enable a child to walk at an early age, thus it is not uncommon in that area to see children with hyena dung wrapped in their clothes.

"Those sorts of leaks are extraordinarily uncommon in buyouts that actually end up happening".

They've focused on marathoners because hyponatremia is uncommon in events that last less than four hours or so (at least for middle-of-the-pack and slower competitors).

Irregular or instable respiration at birth is characteristic for preterm infants and not uncommon in babies that are born at term (Gaultier and Gallego, 2005).

MuleSoft has a fairly uncommon identity in that its marketing and sales teams work cross-functionally.

Always make sure you are not insulting anyone with uncommon gestures in that particular country.

But I don't think I'd be uncommon in thinking that.

It's a weekly magazine which has always tried to do things quite uncommon in France; that is mixing the serious and the not so serious.