Sentence examples for uncommon moment from inspiring English sources

That was an uncommon moment of anticipation for the home crowd.

What is needed, says Jampol, in a not uncommon moment of management-marketing speak, is to locate the "artist's essence".

"Where is the farm bill?" It was an uncommon moment for Mr. King, the Tea Party firebrand who for the last decade has threshed his opponents like a combine through corn.

That passage rivals Brahms's Rite-of-Spring moment in his Fourth Symphony for rhythmic sophistication; whereas that's an uncommon moment in Brahms's symphony, it's part of the warp and weft of Bruckner's entire symphony.

SR, Bradford This scenario is unfortunately not uncommon at the moment.

You'd better be out of here when I get back!" In all honesty, this kind of situation isn't too uncommon at the moment.

Yet by current standards, this era of legendary greed appears like a moment of uncommon restraint.

But the smile greets a moment of uncommon optimism in Myanmar.

Leon Krauze, a prominent Hispanic commentator, called it "a moment of uncommon courage for this GOP field".

LINDA SALISBURY 5 p.m. 1) Slip Into Sandals Shed heavy coats to stroll the winding walkways of Centennial Park on the Caloosahatchee River and sit for a moment by "Uncommon Friends," a fountain with statues of Edison, Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone.

In a moment of uncommon political division, he added, settling the D.S.T. debate "will empower people to say that this thing we thought was immovable"—the sun, time, the cosmic firmament—"is really fixable.