Sentence examples for uncommonly made from inspiring English sources

Situations (i) and (ii) are akin to assuming that the sensitivity and specificity of the standard test are perfectly known [ 23]--an assumption, which though hard to justify, is not uncommonly made in studies of accuracy or effectiveness of a new diagnostic test in the absence of a gold standard [ 19, 24].

That she was uncommonly quiet made sense when you learned that she had come to Paris to study mime.

One American photographer, E. J. Bellocq (1873-1949), nonetheless made uncommonly relaxed, respectful, complicit and engaging portraits of female sex workers in 1912.

Their flavor had all the leek-and-lemon virtues described earlier, and the uncommonly moist filling made cutting into them (with a spoon) a happy moment as the creamy, citrusy mixture flowed out - not quite like eating Shanghai-style soup dumplings, but along those lines.

Bernard Richter made an uncommonly strong Tamino.

They said his honesty, rare for an athlete, made it uncommonly easy to relate to him.

Puberty made me uncommonly thin and I was convinced I was weird-looking.

And while it does seem to be driving him crazy, explaining his addiction to a number of unhealthy habits, this uncommon affliction has also made him uncommonly philosophical.

Restaurant XYZ, (207) 244-5221, across from the town dock in Manset (near Southwest Harbor), serves uncommonly earthy Mexican food made with zesty ingredients like chipoltes and habaneros.

The party's libertarians had warmed the day before to a less well received address from Michael Portillo, a former hard-bitten defense secretary, who made an uncommonly personal speech for a Conservative gathering.

True, writer Feminista Jones made an uncommonly silly argument against adding Tubman or any woman to U.S. currency: "Her legacy is rooted in resisting the foundation of American capitalism.