Sentence examples for uncommonly good at from inspiring English sources

Her austere, ritualistic dances are uncommonly good at evoking, without representing, the natural world.

But it didn't, largely because Doyle seemed uncommonly good at whatever he tried his hand at.

In his best Mahler performances Mr. Levine is uncommonly good at revealing the musical architecture of these teeming, fitful symphonies.

Condemning his fellow Germans for being "uncommonly good at putting up with boredom," he hoped that by smoking during a play — or pacing, talking, walking out — they could also cultivate individuality and ideally an immunity to tyranny.

I'm generally not into white dudes from the '80s trying to play the blues, but THR, who were active from 1985-91, were uncommonly good at it.

Tall Barney's, Route 187 and Main Street, Jonesport, (207) 497-2403, is the spot for a filling breakfast before hiking at Great Wass, and it offers uncommonly good fried clams at lunch or dinner.

BA's regular business/silver-card-holder lounges at Heathrow (and at JFK) are uncommonly good, but the vast Concorde Room lounge beats them to pieces.

Cooked together, they are a classic combination, not fancy at all but uncommonly good.

We never reached this stage of the season with so much left in the tank.' West Ham's recent record at Old Trafford is uncommonly good.

Much of what she said sounded like cheerleading, as when she praised Mr. Bush -- "the George W. Bush that I know" -- as a man of "uncommonly good judgment" who is "focused and consistent" and knows "that we Americans are at our best when we exercise power without fanfare and arrogance".

"California has been uncommonly good to my family," he told more than 1,000 people in a courtyard at Los Angeles Trade-Technical College.