Sentence examples for uncommonly mild from inspiring English sources

That way in, say, January (in New Jersey) when you get that one day that's uncommonly mild, you can still drive around partly "topless" without freezing to death.

We've had an uncommonly mild fall and winter, with only a few unbikeably frigid days--on balance, no worse than the heat of the summer.... It's true that tourism in D.C. is a highly seasonal business, and it looks like visitors might be a bigger part of the Bikeshare constituency than I, at least, had expected.

Chorizo, mild and uncommonly tasty, is served as an appetizer with a wedge of sharp Cheddar or as a main course with rice and beans.

Bill Deedes, a mild-mannered, uncommonly decent and occasionally befuddled newspaperman who, despite all those qualities, became the dean of British journalists, died Aug. 17 at his home in Aldington, England.

Still, it can be difficult to drum up rage against a man who is so mild, courtly and uncommonly unassuming.

The fish is extremely meaty, with firm snowy flesh of uncommonly satiny succulence and a sweet, mild flavor.

Most patients experience usually mild procedural pain and procedural pain management is uncommonly provided by physicians.

However, not uncommonly patients with sepsis may present with vague constitutional symptoms, mild hypotension and tachycardia or with a fever and myalgia that are attributed to 'a viral syndrome'.

But Brian was uncommonly patient.

Uncommonly strange and entertaining.

Those generations are uncommonly condensed.