Sentence examples for uncommon said from inspiring English sources

That is not uncommon, said Dr. Asher.

SUCH agreements are uncommon, said the listing agent, Stacey Max of Bellmarc Realty.

A concentration of 80 blobs per slab is not uncommon, said Anthony Mulé, GumBusters' executive director.

Despite the posters which appeared this week, overt antisemitism is still relatively uncommon, said Wolff.

"Kids are leaving, it's not uncommon," said Ms. Wyler, a librarian.

"It's not uncommon," said Melissa, 48, the ward sister in charge of 50 nurses on Koala Ward.

"I never thought of it as uncommon," says Korine.

Commissioners' requests for additional inquiries are not uncommon, says the CCRC, which will not provide a percentage to help me understand how uncommon.

Nocturnal visits to féticheurs, or priests, after having attended, say, Catholic Mass or prayers at the mosque are hardly uncommon, says Félix Iroko of the Université d'Abomey-Calavi, a historian and one of the country's esteemed academics — though he would never talk about such a thing in public, he says with a laugh.

But proxy marriages, where one is dead and the other is alive, are now "absolutely uncommon" says Foster.

"Men playing romantic leads into their 60s are not at all uncommon," says Robert Thompson, the founding director of the Center of Television and Popular Culture at Syracuse University.