Sentence examples similar to uncommonly prepared from inspiring English sources

Critical care leaders frequently must face challenging situations requiring specific leadership and management skills for which they are, not uncommonly, poorly prepared.

However, the device such as a diode laser or a cryotherapy uncommonly used in the outpatient clinic should be prepared.

Recently, the two chefs prepared a few of their dishes, including an uncommonly good saute of salmon cooked with neither butter nor oil and served on braised shallots, an inspired fresh pasta flavored with a delicate but rich wild mushroom sauce, and seductively rich butter cookies made with figs and a touch of mascarpone cheese.

David was less en rapport with Italy than with Greece and southern France, and found preparing and writing her Italian Food (1954) "uncommonly troublesome".

Mr. Campanaro has pared down his menu to what he obviously feels complete confidence in preparing: about nine appetizers, including that cavatelli and a wedge of seared hamachi with an uncommonly nuanced coleslaw; seven entrees, including the steak and a "crispy chicken" that lived up to its billing; and a handful of sides.

But what seem to motivate them all-for they're an uncommonly bipartisan group-is the hope they now see of tarnishing the prestige of the military and thus preparing the way for a decrease in its influence on Congress and in the country at large.

Jerusalem was uncommonly still today, even for a summer Friday when many residents were on vacation and those who had stayed behind were preparing for the Jewish Sabbath.

Vitsa is uncommonly idyllic.

Uncommonly strange and entertaining.

Those generations are uncommonly condensed.

But Brian was uncommonly patient.