Writing in The New York Times, Brooks Atkinson called her "an uncommonly talented young lady" who "plunges into the temperamental whirlpool of Cordelia's adolescent emotions and makes a stunning performance out of them".
And though an uncommonly attractive young woman, she offers overacting to compensate for vocal deficiency.
The mission was to find uncommonly brilliant young people and get them to forgo the traditional path of college.
The news media photograph co-ed nudity in the course of a rain-drenched rock festival attended by 400,000 rapturous, not uncommonly stoned young people.
One of my students, an uncommonly self-reflective young woman named Molly Worthen, did something more than just admire Hill.
Lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS) is a common and often disabling disorder that generally occurs in the sixth or seventh decade of life [ 1], although it can uncommonly occur in younger individuals [ 2].
He finds the two young women uncommonly self-possessed for their situation.
Ms. Bloom's characters are uncommonly fully formed, seldom young, some of them well into old age.
He was uncommonly thoughtful for the young midshipmen starting their lives at sea, and he constantly commended the officers serving under him to higher authority unless they were notably defective at their posts.
Pop's secular boys' choir is not so removed from the castrato voices of canonical disco acts like the Bee Gees and Sylvester, and Barnes began flirting with derivations of disco in 2005, on the album "The Sunlandic Twins," with songs like "I Was Never Young" (an uncommonly plain phrase for him) and "Wraith Pinned to the Mist and Other Games" (much more like it).
