Sentence examples for uncommon mix from inspiring English sources
It wasn't just Gronkowski's uncommon mix of size and speed; he played with an inimitable combination of acrobatic athleticism and reckless abandon.
— K.A. 400-METER DASH THE FACTS The longest of the sprints, the 400 meters — one complete lap around the track — calls for an uncommon mix of speed and endurance.
But as the longtime host of WFAN's overnight program, the Garfield-born, Paramus-bred broadcaster combined an uncommon mix of black humor, esoteric knowledge and incredulity to become a cult figure.
Ad Age highlighted Brule's ability to combine an "uncommon mix of intelligence, visual flair and substance on global affairs, business, culture and design" into the magazine.
That combination of rigor and joy is very rare". Parents should ask these four questions to help determine whether their child's potential school has that uncommon mix. 1. Are you greeted?
Whereas mixed-metal alloy catalysts are well-known, MoP|S represents a more uncommon mixed-anion catalyst where synergistic effects between sulfur and phosphorus produce a high-surface-area electrode that is more active than those based on either the pure sulfide or the pure phosphide.
It is uncommon for mix engineers to specialize in both live and recorded mixing.
In a toast, the father of the bride spoke about his own marriage, an uncommon cultural mix not unlike his daughter's cooking: "I hope your marriage will be as wonderful as ours.
It's not uncommon for mixed-families to send one child to be with a parent outside the United States, particularly the American-born child because that child can travel freely between countries to visit a parent who has been deported.
This real-time new-media frenzy over a very old-style authoritarian institution made for a weird mix, not uncommon in today's China.
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