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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pretty common sight" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is frequently observed or encountered in a particular context or location.
Example: "In the city, street performers are a pretty common sight, entertaining passersby with their talents."
Alternatives: "a fairly typical occurrence" or "a rather usual view".
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The RCP's supporters are a pretty common sight out on the activist circuit; if there were a protest Olympics, they might send a delegation.
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It's a pretty common situation.
It's a pretty common story, unfortunately.
"NV" — non-vintage — is a more common sight.
Americans were a common sight.
Syrian restaurants are a common sight.
That was a common sight.
Buzzards and sparrowhawks are a common sight.
Empty storefronts soon became a common sight.
Children in snow suits are a common sight during winter.
Headscarves are becoming a common sight on college campuses.
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