Sentence examples for a bit common from inspiring English sources

About the British soccer great David Beckham, Mr. Norton sniffed: "He's had too many tattoos, looks a bit common now.

Duff grew up on a council estate in Hayes, an unremarkable suburb of west London, and she told one interviewer that she still feels "a bit common".

Viewers will also receive an update on Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced Bouquet), social-climbing heroine of Keeping Up Appearances – even though she might consider it a bit common to be part of a theme season.

Fellow Midlander Josh Nock agrees: "I do put on a posher voice; I suppose I do it to make sure because the brummie accent can sound a bit common". As it's highly unlikely the Star Wars directors are looking to give Darth Vader a regional accent, those planning on travelling to future auditions in Glasgow, Dublin, Manchester and London might want to start practising their "disguised" accents now.

The reaction was fairly good all round, apart from one person who maybe thought they were a little bit common.

Luckily, 10 of the most common travel emergencies, from bed bugs to transit strikes, just require a bit of common sense and a grasp on the typical rules.

The two protagonists have quite a bit in common.

I feel like women have a bit more common sense".

"The referee could have used a bit more common sense".

All you need is a bit of common sense".

A bit of common sense can explain these outliers.