Sentence examples for a pretty common phenomenon from inspiring English sources

I should also note that this is a pretty common phenomenon for me.

And yet, it's a pretty common phenomenon these days to have your server snatch your plate away while you're still eating.

"The fact is that code-switching is a pretty common phenomenon, especially among middle-class black folks," wrote journalist Adam Serwer just before Obama's election in 2008.

It's not unheard of that an epidural is "incomplete" and only numbs one side of the body or not at all; it's actually "a pretty common phenomenon," says Schiff.

It's a pretty common phenomenon: Out of the 2 million Americans on parole today, according to the good ole Department of Justice, about 100,000 per year land back in jail for small violations.

"This is a pretty common opinion in Russia".

"Palmer is a pretty common name," he said.

Then I'll say: "That's a pretty common answer.

"It's become a pretty common thing now.

Well, Slobodan Milosevic is a pretty common name in Serbia.

"It's a pretty common thing for volunteer departments nationwide".