Sentence examples similar to uncommon symbol from inspiring English sources
Racial fault lines are far from uncommon in Charlottesville's public symbols.
Another potential reason, according to Whillans: "Busyness is perceived as a status symbol". It's not uncommon for people to forgo their paid vacation even while burnout is a huge problem, she said.
Driving around residential neighborhoods, it's not uncommon to see the majority of houses sporting some kind of Texas symbol - a five-pointed star, or a state outline.
"We appreciate that dress codes are not uncommon in large organizations, but a blanket ban on such an important international symbol seems heavy-handed".
Look in the bottom right corner of the card to find the rarity symbol, next to the card number: A circle means the card is common, while a diamond marks uncommon cards.
Characters in black hats and head coverings are not uncommon in Israeli cinema, but they tend to be viewed, by secular filmmakers, with curiosity or condescension, or as symbols of a social problem.
Morales remained at large, a symbol of an era when violent leftist groups sowed fear and found sympathizers in the US and Latin America, and when bombs and hijackings were not uncommon dangers.
Truly uncommon entertainment.
