Sentence examples for uncommonly striking from inspiring English sources

Getting both experiences in quick succession only enhances what's already an uncommonly striking visual and aural performance.

If the original recording, which featured an uncommonly restrained Christina Aguilera, struck a subdued and almost mournful emotional tone, Fancy Reagan's "Say Something" pulls no punches.

Particularly striking here was Ms. Patterson, whose cello tone is uncommonly warm and rounded.

The years that Austin and Miles spent in prison seemed to have rendered them not bitter or weakened but uncommonly beneficent — a quality that struck me again and again when I met exonerees.

Time has been kind to "Heaven's Gate," which may well strike viewers who don't know the back story, as a grand, eccentric yet elegiac rethinking of the myths of the West (and the western), with an uncommonly blunt take on class in America.

Strike hard, strike fast.

She said she is likely to vote for Sanders, who she said strikes many in her generation as an uncommonly candid politician.

Vitsa is uncommonly idyllic.

Uncommonly strange and entertaining.

Pam is uncommonly energetic.

It has been uncommonly successful.