Sentence examples for uncommon setting from inspiring English sources

Walters ably brings his uncommon setting to teeming life.

The year is 1939 and the setting is Nazi Germany, an uncommon setting for novels aimed at children.

This is hardly an uncommon set of circumstances, but here it becomes the stuff of a minor epic drama as Benham must navigate, over a solitary weekend, his own peculiar minefield of memory, loss, longing and (yes) satisfaction, and how all of this plays out in his life and his work.

However, he wondered, if the high price and "uncommon instruction set architecture" would limit its appeal.

It has not been uncommon to set aside partisan differences, respecting tradition and the need for work to be done, and past administrations on both sides of the aisle have designated Justices in an election year.

Such problems are in fact surprisingly common in biology, even if it is possibly uncommon to set them out in this way, and the purpose of this essay is to point out that there are methods for attacking this general class of problem that are extremely effective and whose more widespread deployment would thus be of considerable scientific (and biotechnological) benefit.

A not-uncommon set of characteristics for whistle-blowers, as it turns out.

Although it is not uncommon in the clinic setting to hear patient complaints about the difficulty of getting refills if eye drop bottles are prematurely exhausted, no data exists in the literature regarding the prevalence of this phenomenon.

Good acting in Britain is not so uncommon that everyone sets out to protect it.

"We always try to be the uncommon team and set the goals that other teams don't reach because they are common," guard Chris Duhon said.

It is not uncommon that scientists set up a research project in a manner that will inevitably lead to unsatisfactory reporting; that is, either the data are not there or are there in the wrong way.