Sentence examples for uncommonly common from inspiring English sources

While this may be the producer's first mistake in judgment, the second one is hiring John Dortmunder and his uncommonly common gang as the series burglary regulars.

But our brand is doing the common uncommonly well.

He lights common things uncommonly, and legend makes them symbolic; he catches a series of farcical situations, and legend makes them comic; legend turns sentimentality into sentiment, and confusion into mystery.

The English were sly, clergymen were cranks and the common man was uncommonly thick.

The common good requires uncommonly good public systems.

Bone-splitting surgery does yield excruciating pain; so-called common side effects prove uncommonly hideous.

In one of those uncommonly rare turns of civility and common sense, most nations have foresworn the use of lasers to blind people, in the Protocol on Blinding Laser Weapons.

Others (Rueda et al, 1994; Scurry et al, 1997; Vilmer et al, 2000) have looked at the skin adjacent to SCC which, not uncommonly, shows epithelial disorders; the most common are LS and squamous hyperplasia (SH).

Updike's reaction to Revolutionary Road is common, even if it's uncommonly eloquent: "I was fascinated and, in the end, deeply distressed by Mr Yates's compassionate, well-wrought and claustrophobic book".

This has increased the need to eliminate inbreeding and keep those giraffes held in zoos as genetically diverse as possible.Marius I may have been uncommonly loved, but his genes were just too common to make it into the studbook.

Neglected tibial eminence avulsion fractures of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) are uncommonly seen in modern times, but are fairly common due to a missed diagnosis/mismanagement in developing countries.