Sentence examples for uncommon trait from inspiring English sources

In advertising, he and Mr. McCaffrey did not shrink from hot topics, an uncommon trait in their profession.

He was a voice of enthusiasm in the research department and a willing mentor to younger analysts, an uncommon trait on Wall Street.

Bills Coach Dick Jauron has been fickle with his quarterbacks (not an uncommon trait among coaches this season), but the rookie Trent Edwards seems to have the winning touch, going 5-1 astarterrter.

But this is an uncommon trait, and while it can be learned, it requires an unusual degree of self-awareness and equanimity.

It said, "Being insanely violent isn't exactly an uncommon trait amongst game characters, but driven by a rage wrought from his guilt (slaughtered thousands, including – oops – his wife and daughter) Kratos kills with such convincing visceral aggression it elevates him way beyond the status of brain-dead murder-bot".

This survey also identifies accessions with extreme values or uncommon trait correlations, which are valuable tools for further understanding of stomatal development in natural germplasm.

And the first reason involves Dory's uncommon traits.

These are not uncommon traits among the crusaders and victims, parents and children, whose stories Gonnerman has told.

PATRICIA BARBER (Friday through Sunday) Ms. Barber's verbosity and arch intellectualism are uncommon traits for a jazz singer, and she has sometimes been held at arm's length by wary traditionalists.

(Chinen) PATRICIA BARBER (Wednesday) Ms. Barber's lyrical verbosity and arch intellectualism are uncommon traits for a jazz singer; she also plays piano in her working band, which features the often-impressive guitarist Neal Alger.

(Chinen) Patricia Barber Quartet (Friday and Saturday) Ms. Barber's verbosity and arch intellectualism are uncommon traits for a jazz singer, and she has sometimes been held at arm's length by wary traditionalists.