Sentence examples for which was uncommon from inspiring English sources

Higgins employed blacks and women among them, which was uncommon practice at the time.

Instead, every reclamation wetland supported one of five atypical SAV assemblages, each of which was uncommon (<10%) among reference wetlands.

The book gained notoriety for its content, which was uncommon for the 1950s, and it was compared to Bonjour Tristesse by Françoise Sagan at the time.

A brow transplant, which was uncommon a decade ago except among people being treated for alopecia or undergoing chemotherapy, is now a sought-after practice inside doctors' offices.

It used backing tracks "live", which was uncommon even in the pop world; it in effect introduced sampling; it brought world music to the fore; it fused genres; and it scored pop, ethnic and classical instruments and vocal styles together.

He could read English (which was uncommon in France at that time) as well as other languages.

He designed his own books, which is uncommon.

Each exposed her arms and legs, which is uncommon here.

In such failures, which are uncommon, parts go through the engine covering.

And he has experience in the field, which is uncommon for a Housing Secretary.

Both male and female macaws look alike, which is uncommon among vividly coloured birds.