Sentence examples for uncommonly still from inspiring English sources

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.

It would seem that Ms. Kennedy Cuomo is still uncommonly smitten.

Mr. Smith pointed out that producing an hour of audio drama today may cost a fraction of a movie or a television show, but that it is still uncommonly expensive and labor-intensive in the radio world.

Although nonlinear associations between exposures and cancer are still uncommonly reported, yet there are recent examples indicating that this more complex relationship is also possible and a fact.

Although adjuvant chemoradiotherapy has been adopted as standard of care in North America and some parts of the world, it is still uncommonly used in other countries.

Joe simply wants to make Bernard look old and uncommonly reckless to be still in the ring.

That way in, say, January (in New Jersey) when you get that one day that's uncommonly mild, you can still drive around partly "topless" without freezing to death.

Rare colours can appear unexpectedly in certain lines, for instance while an all-white cocker is usually bred by selective breeding of very light golden strains, they can still appear very uncommonly to parents who are dark colored.

Thankfully, it hasn't lost the charm and friendly welcome that has always marked it out, and the menu is still all-encompassing and uncommonly reasonable.

Still, Hanks, who's uncommonly, well, sullen, for much of the film, goes a long way to convey Sullenberger's conflicted anguish.

Over the course of his still young career, the uncommonly inventive sculptor Keith Edmier (born in 1967) has worked with one foot in culture and one in nature.