Sentence examples similar to uncommonly fitting from inspiring English sources

In "Gossamer Gallants," the men are dressed as uncommonly fit houseflies in blue and black, while the women, in skintight shiny green tops and tights, are their obsession and their demise.

According to Hamilton, he was also uncommonly fit despite his lifestyle.

The giant, suspended balloon of Liz Ashcroft's design slightly reinforces the sense of the play being inflated to fit: the Thamesmead housing estate in which the characters live seems uncommonly spacious.

Like so many young men, Jim Abbott grew up wanting to fit in with everybody else while simultaneously wishing to be celebrated for being uncommonly adept at something/anything.

If there are too many letters in the alphabet to fit into the square, you can omit one or two (preferably these are uncommonly used letters).

GameSpot described Super Metroid as better than the original "in literally every conceivable way", Metroid Fusion was noted for its "understated score" which fit the mood of the adventure and its excellent stereo sound effects, making it an uncommonly good Game Boy Advance sound experience.

"Lost at Sea" is, by K-pop standards, an uncommonly despairing take on a failing relationship: "There's no help for us in sight / Nothing, no possibilities / 'Cause no matter what I do / It don't get through to you". It fits right in with the depressed yet steely sounds of much mainstream U.S. pop at the moment, like Billie Eilish or Maggie Rogers.

Vitsa is uncommonly idyllic.

Uncommonly strange and entertaining.

Pam is uncommonly energetic.

Those generations are uncommonly condensed.