Sentence examples for uncommonly special from inspiring English sources

As improvisers the two musicians had an uncommonly special connection; Carter, who died in 1991, was a good saxophonist but a great clarinetist, clear and strong and resourceful, with few peers in his time.

The chef's special rolls are uncommonly successful; on the simpler side, the spicy salmon roll was fresh and uncomplicated, as was the shrimp tempura roll and the center roll, a crunchy affair with spicy tuna and avocado, rolled in tobiko.

This is the first report of M. fortuitum PD-peritonitis reported in Australia and the diagnosis was prompted by inadequate response to empiric antibiotics and confirmed by special investigations that are uncommonly utilised in most cases of PD-peritonitis.

While it is an unusual seat, home to an uncommonly high number of well-heeled, well-educated Remain voters, and the election was triggered by the special circumstances of Goldsmith's resignation, it has single-handedly revived the Lib Dems' morale and sense of purpose as the anti-hard Brexit party.

Uncommonly strange and entertaining.

Pam is uncommonly energetic.

Those generations are uncommonly condensed.

But Brian was uncommonly patient.

Her face is uncommonly expressive.

Garrison, a former special agent in the F.B.I., had helped create the Discovery documentary "G-Man: Making of an FBI Agent," and so had developed an uncommonly dovish perspective on the relationship between the media and law enforcement.

This occurs uncommonly after myocardial infarction.