She has an uncommon background, an uncommon view of the world.
"He's one of my heroes," he said — a not uncommon view among skydivers.
On the right wing of the Republican Party, this isn't an uncommon view.
The archbishop says Mussolini did some good things, but brought tragedy to Italy by entering into World War II, not an uncommon view in Italy.
It is not an uncommon view: deaf people, that is, with no hearing, or almost none at all, have their own identity, cohesion and sense of common cause.
CHRISTOPHER BERGER, 42, an exercise physiologist and professor at the University of Indianapolis, has an uncommon view of airports and business travel.
It's a not uncommon view, especially in an age of too much casting-to-type, that actors can only play roles which fit in with their background.
THE not uncommon view that Ryan Gosling is among the most disarming of young actors took on another meaning last month with the emergence of a viral video of a New York City street fight.
Before Sacks started translating neurology for a general audience, much of medicine was seen as arcane, an attitude not helped by the traditional and now thankfully uncommon view that doctors should be omnipotent and patients servile and obedient.
A not uncommon view is that his recent move from London, where he had his power base, to New York, the fief of Chase Carey, the chief operating officer and his direct boss, was more of an emasculation than a promotion.
Critics have pointed out the phrasing echoes the old antisemitic trope that Jews control the media, though it is not an uncommon view heard in the Palestinian solidarity circles, where the mainstream media is alleged to take a pro-Israel slant.
