Sentence examples for uncommonly broad from inspiring English sources

A gap year in Bonn, and student travels with her sister to Budapest and Romania, afforded her an uncommonly broad grounding for a member of the county set.

The center, Andrew Bogut, has uncommonly broad court vision for a man his size and he, too, is capable of astonishing passes.

There is uncommonly broad consensus in Congress on the legislation's underlying goal — keeping talented and highly educated foreign science graduates in the country so they can work and start businesses.

In books like "The Future Eaters" (about the devastation wrought by the settlement of Australia) and "The Weather Makers" (about climate change), he has won accolades as a vivid chronicler of ecological history with an uncommonly broad sweep and an increasingly activist bent.

But the 15 films on this year's feature documentary shortlist showcase an uncommonly broad range of approaches, from the activist to the elliptical, a reminder that, even as the country's political discourse grows more coarse and hyperbolic, there are ways to talk about the things that matter most without resorting to a shout.

So he attracted a circle of uncommonly tolerant friends.

A second said it involved "an uncommonly bad mistake".

As befits all these qualities, "Away" has the uncommonly beautiful cover image (from a painting by Sherrie Wolf) of a still-life fruit bowl juxtaposed upon a broad vista of Yosemite Valley.

Vitsa is uncommonly idyllic.

Uncommonly strange and entertaining.

Pam is uncommonly energetic.