Sentence examples for uncommonly fast from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, she achieved that status uncommonly fast and late.

Davis is uncommonly fast and agile for a 250-pounder with power.

In "Siguiriya" his footwork was uncommonly fast, embroidering an already rapid roll with triplets.

It's uncommonly fast for a power ballad, too – 137 beats per minute – which is why it's been recommended as a workout song and remixed, badly, into a club banger.

As much as the ability to make a car go uncommonly fast, a racing driver who wants to be world champion needs to have an instinct for getting himself in the right team at the right time.

This method was designed to detect the 16S rRNA gene of P. larvae with a micro-scale chip-based real-time PCR system, GenSpector® TMC-1000, which has uncommonly fast heating and cooling rates (10 °C per second) and small reaction volume (6 μl).

Williams, quirky, comical and uncommonly blunt, is fast becoming a compelling personality in the final noteworthy days of the N.C.A.A. tournament.

When the iMac G5 desktop was introduced, in 2004, he said in his column, "I am writing these words on the most elegant desktop computer I've ever used, a computer that is not only uncommonly beautiful but fast and powerful, virus-free, and surprisingly affordable".

Glucose profiles are dissimilar between type 2 diabetic patients and NODAT patients, with NODAT patients displaying a characteristic afternoon peak, not uncommonly followed by normal fasting glucose.

In his dozen years as head of the Diocese of Bridgeport, Bishop Edward M. Egan has had his leadership tested repeatedly by a long-running, uncommonly public dispute with the parish of Our Lady of Montserrat, a fast-growing congregation of Hispanic immigrants here that in many ways represents the future of Roman Catholic America.

For example, some disease gene classes appear to be of uncommonly recent (i.e., vertebrate-specific) origin and, as a whole, have been evolving at a faster rate within mammals than the majority of disease classes having more ancient origins.