Sentence examples for uncommon show from inspiring English sources
They and everyone else on the block gaped in amazement at the uncommon show of courtesy from a man of power.
In an uncommon show of unanimity, politicians from across the ideological spectrum were up in arms last week, pledging to defend the "freedom of expression" of a publication with which their relations are generally strained.
After quickly attempting to salvage what remained of New York's spring 2002 season by staging some of the 80 canceled shows at other sites, designers entered into the relief effort with an uncommon show of solidarity, joining Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani at an Oct. 23 news conference to announce a Shop for America campaign.
The cooperation between the Sunni militia and Shi'ite-led government is an uncommon show of partnership to prevent Sunni Islamic State militants from overrunning the desert province bordering the Euphrates River.
It's not uncommon to show up at a Vélib station expecting to grab a ride, only to find every single bike unusable.
An F.D.A. report in 1999 said side effects can emerge after marketing because far more people use the drug than in preliminary studies, enough to let uncommon problems show up.
Issues surrounding skin aren't uncommon in show business.
Remarkably, the G/P types of the uncommon strains show wide variation from one region to the next.
Infections caused by Nocardia farcinica are uncommon and show a great variety of clinical manifestations in immunocompetent and immunocompromised patients.
S. Typhimurium DT104A isolates are uncommon and show less resistance determinants in comparison to other DT104 isolates (17, 18 ).
The total score reflects the general state of the patient's anxiety, the aspects considered by the scale for the assessment are: mood, cognition, behavior, alertness and somatic symptoms, and in addition to other symptoms, scores between 0 and 17 are considered normal, between 18 25 26 moderate and 30 severe, over 30 are uncommon, but show a severe state of anxiety [ 40, 41].
