Sentence examples similar to uncommonly shaped from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for his readers, the breadth of Schlesinger's own experience was uncommonly vast, and the preoccupations of his age, which nearly encompassed the whole of what has been termed "the American century," shaped much of the world as it is today.

Segmental, wedge-shaped nephrograms on delayed imaging studies have been uncommonly reported.

Citizen Clinton's tenure in the Oval Office helped shape the tone of the 2000 presidential campaign -- a campaign uncommonly focused on personalities and character flaws, on sighs and smirks and spousal kisses -- and it also presaged many of the rancorous developments in the contested election, from an increasingly virulent partisanship to a growing focus on legalisms and lawyers.

Zazzo and Bates work uncommonly well together.

Meanwhile, another week and another uncommonly brilliant guest turn in the shape of Nicola Walker's harassed, insomniac, Red Bull-swigging social worker Wendy.

He produces an uncommonly sensitive and affecting form of Social Realism.

As shears snip perilously close to the face, as a new shape and style reveals itself, and as one begins to feel more beautiful, an uncommonly close friendship emerges, often for a lifetime.

Vitsa is uncommonly idyllic.

Uncommonly strange and entertaining.

Pam is uncommonly energetic.

But Brian was uncommonly patient.