Sentence examples for a kind of common from inspiring English sources

Diverse cultures live together, forging a kind of common identity.

Normally, the senses combine to produce a kind of common, unitary, or integrated perceptual experience.

We think of our coast as a kind of common land (even though it isn't) but our riverside has been out-of-bounds for centuries.

A decommissioned virtual being, she became a kind of common property shared between Parreno, Huyghe and a number of other artists.

But in a surprising moment, he decides to push his luck and transforms his heightened ordinariness into a kind of common decency.

"With every pizza cake, stuffed-crust something, or toppling tower of burger, we may be pushed to a limit, a kind of common cultural gag reflex".

This isn't fatalism, I think — really a kind of common-sense logic.

But the legal cases also seem to defy a kind of common-sense logic: how can insurgents use programming created by someone else to their own ends without sharing revenue?

All 50 states allow for so-called adverse possession, with the time to forge a kind of common-law marriage with property varying from a few years (in most states) to several decades (in New Jersey).

Serious scientists know science cannot advance unless knowledge is understood as a kind of commons.

It is what they call a "spillover" effect: manufacturing companies near one another create a kind of commons.