Sentence examples for uncommonly original from inspiring English sources

The writer is, as usual, direct, insightful, and uncommonly original as he points to the tragic examples of Michael Brown, Trayvon Martin, and others, as the results of a systematically-constructed assault on black people that includes slavery, mass incarceration, and police brutality as part of its foundation.

If the original recording, which featured an uncommonly restrained Christina Aguilera, struck a subdued and almost mournful emotional tone, Fancy Reagan's "Say Something" pulls no punches.

But at his most original, on this film and on Hitchcock's "Psycho," he's an uncommonly subtle ethicist, writing about African-Americans and women with an easy empathy that's all too rare.

When an original manuscript falls into the possession of a circle of normal, albeit uncommonly nerdy, enthusiasts who meet on an online forum, things rapidly get out of hand.

For those whose mother tongue is English, "Béatrice et Bénédict" is uncommonly appealing for performance in the vernacular, because translation quite literally brings the language back to its original form.

A product of both the Yehudi Menuhin School and the Juilliard School, he built his career on producing a sound that can be ear-catchingly bracing or uncommonly beautiful and on performances that are sometimes illuminating and sometimes wayward but that consistently bear the imprint of a willful, original interpreter.

Vitsa is uncommonly idyllic.

Uncommonly strange and entertaining.

Pam is uncommonly energetic.

But Brian was uncommonly patient.

It has been uncommonly successful.