True, his lineage is impressive, and his boyhood was uncommonly adventurous, so both warrant attention.
Katherine Falconer Hume realized that David was uncommonly precocious, so when his older brother went up to Edinburgh University, Hume went with him, although he was only 10 or 11.
He has already played three seasons in the N.H.L., and he is so uncommonly talented that it is easy to forget how young he is.
The other major red grape, the poulsard, sometimes known as ploussard, is uncommonly delicate, and so pale it looks more like a dark rosé than a red.
Weighing 240 pounds (109 kg), he was relatively small for a lineman, yet he was so uncommonly quick that he was often across the line of scrimmage before his opponents could stop him.
Mainly though, von Stade is not thought of as a diva because divas are vain, pampered, and frequently haughty, while she is so uncommonly nice that her niceness is often the first thing colleagues mention about her.
In solo passages, each produced a seductively buttery timbre, and throughout the performances Mr. Beyer-Karlshoj drew a sound so uncommonly fat that his instrument often sounded more like a double bass than a cello.
Eleanor Fitzsimons is to be congratulated on finding a new and eminently profitable angle from which to approach him: the women who were so uncommonly significant in his life.
Of course, the treatment inevitably comes with its own symptoms; not uncommonly, they are so severe that they manage to turn the treatment into its own disease and raise a second set of expectations for a cure — irresistible yet entirely irrational.
This explains why the SEAL element we see on screen is so uncommonly brown and black.
