Sentence examples for uncommon name from inspiring English sources

The credits, luckily, included an uncommon name: Reggie Blennerhassett.

A highly uncommon name is something that current software technology may be able to pick up.

I have been very protective of my name – it's a very uncommon name.

"Hers is an uncommon name, so I assumed the author and she were one and the same," Mr. Hartman said.

Giving the dogs an uncommon name is one of the ways the Elders give the dogs a singular personality for potential adopters.

It's an uncommon name, and every time a family member shows an ID or writes a check they are asked about their famous relative.

The effects were negligible on males with uncommon names.

Some parents want uncommon names (Blue Ivy), but most want something more mainstream.

In the 1948 study, the majority of the uncommon names happened to be last names used as first names — a common practice among upper-class white families at the time.

From my studies of innovation history (which led to my best-seller, The Myths of Innovation), I know that the difference between relatively uncommon names like Tesla, Grey and Englebart, and household ones like Edison, Bell and Jobs, has more to do with their ability to persuade, convince and inspire than their ability to invent, create or innovate.

In my upcoming book, The MD Factor, I have a page where I list the uncommon names for hidden added sugars in food.