Sentence examples for all that uncommon from inspiring English sources

Nothing about Mr. Skripal's travels appears all that uncommon.

– it isn't all that uncommon.

It's not all that uncommon.

The condition, it appeared, was not all that uncommon.

Hybrids may not have been all that uncommon.

What makes Makiyah's death even more unbearable is that it is not all that uncommon.

O.K., it's not all that uncommon for actors to return to roles they created years earlier.

"Loans with fees exceeding 10percentt of the loan amount are not at all that uncommon," she said.

They are hallucinations, and as it turns out, not all that uncommon among people with serious visual impairments.

While Trump's first days in office have seemed to be full of executive actions, that's not really all that uncommon.

Of course, such things are not all that uncommon in Cambridge, considering the university was around for nearly five hundred years before the US formally existed.