Sentence examples for uncommonly deep from inspiring English sources

Other producers like Miani and La Castellada are painstaking artisans whose wines are uncommonly deep and articulate.

He has also developed an uncommonly deep connection with his band, especially at its core: the bassist Steve Gilmore and the drummer Bill Goodwin have been with him for more than 35 years.

Even with his foot at 90percentt — 9 out of 10 toes, that is — Lawson is propelling the Tar Heels, uncommonly deep and experienced among the remaining national-title contenders.

But Várjon created uncommonly deep poetry out of the music, especially in the ravishing A major Intermezzo, which rocked like a lullaby with transparent, singing inner voices, and in the Romance, where chords were strummed exquisitely over a swaying bass line.

Even campuses that aren't expanding their faculties can capitalize on the uncommonly deep field of job seekers and the lack of competition from other institutions just by being in the market.

The show is recognized for its realistic portrayal of urban life, its literary thematics, and its uncommonly deep exploration of social and political themes.

Uncommonly for deep venous thrombosis due to Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection, anticardiolipin antibodies were not detected in serum.

They include cardamom-scented kheer ($3), or rice pudding; gulab jamun, uncommonly light deep-fried dough balls in thin syrup ($5); and a favorite Bengali sweet, shandesh ($5), fresh cheese sweetened with date palm sugar and molded into moist discs.

It occurs mostly as a solitary lesion in the skin or subcutaneous tissue, or uncommonly located in the deep soft tissue [ 13].

Eric Orr, perhaps the least well-known artist of the bunch, created minimalist rectangle boxes that come off the walls in uncommonly vivid, complementary colors, like deep sea fish.

Perhaps there is a deeper connection between the two: Not uncommonly, we associate apologizing with loosing.