Sentence examples for absolutely no common from inspiring English sources
That she's a little tramp like her mother, has absolutely no common sense and has just flushed her chances at being a real writer down the toilet?" Many novels begin with a full head of steam, only to peter out halfway through.
"There is absolutely no common denominator... through race, age, anything".
Debora cited basic incompatibility as the reason for the divorce—"[...W]e had absolutely no common interests", she was later quoted as saying but the divorce was friendly.
"Absolutely no," he said.
Scale: 1 = absolutely no, 5 = absolutely yes.
Boudet's colcannon has absolutely no sensations in common with the familiar dish, which is usually served as a creamy mash, but it is something you want to eat.
"I have got absolutely no physical attributes in common with Henry VIII," Mr. Rhys Meyers acknowledged as he made tea.
Labor problems beset all of their expeditions because, as Miller puts it, "Almost alone of Victorian travellers, the Workmans had absolutely no sympathy or even common-sense understanding of the local people, into whose poor and remote villages they burst with trains of followers demanding service and supplies".
There is absolutely no way of knowing how common its use as a weapon is, says Wilson, because it is most often carried out with other behaviour, such as strangulation, stabbing or sex assault.
