Sentence examples for uncommon performance from inspiring English sources

Since 1946 Onkyo has been passionately committed to developing audio products that deliver uncommon performance, quality and value.

Walkouts have not been uncommon during performances of his plays (which include "Strom Thurmond Is Not a Racist," "Southern Promises" and "The Bereaved").

In these tables, some cells have been marked with a hyphen in cases where the corresponding value has not been reported in the reference or some uncommon measure of performance has been used.

As his early works were having their first performances, Mr. Sinopoli was making headway in his conducting career, which took off with an uncommon rapidity after a performance of "Aida" in Venice in 1978.

But Frigo said Lewis's performance was uncommon.

Accordingly, it is not uncommon for trainers of performance stallions or managers of breeding stallions to punish SEAM in an attempt to eliminate the behavior.

The steps Johnson took to align his potential compensation with Penney's performance were uncommon, said Aaron Boyd, director of research at Equilar.

The ten-year-old of that opening line is Eve (Jurnee Smollett, in a performance of uncommon skill for an actor of any age).

Still, live performances are uncommon.

Returning to Hollywood after a rather disappointing season at the Old Vic in 1933 -- bitterly disappointing to him, if rather less so to the public and press -- he gave a sequence of indelible performances of uncommon pressure and intensity: Captain Bligh in "Mutiny on the Bounty," Javer in "Les Misèrables and Edward Moulton-Barrettt in "The Barretts of Wimpole Street".

Trouble concentrating and a decline in school performance are not uncommon.