Sentence examples for are absolutely common from inspiring English sources

"These stories are absolutely common to the teaching profession," she says.

"It's absolutely common sense that if we increase the consumption of the services," improvements in health follow, he said.

But it is absolutely common for courts, when issuing injunctions, not only to enjoin the offending conduct, but to enjoin the defendants from "aiding, abetting, encouraging or inducing another to do any of the acts herein enjoined".

"This is absolutely common.

"The general word among developers is that this (contributing) is absolutely common practice," one developer who asked not to be named said.

Nontraditional methods to advertise TV series are "absolutely going to become as common as doing promos on air," said Steven Levitan, an executive producer of "Back to You" who is the co-creator of the sitcom with Christopher Lloyd.

It just was absolutely against common sense.

But he said it was "absolutely not" common to guarantee the value of the grants.

"There is absolutely no common denominator... through race, age, anything".

The prime minister told a sombre Commons: "The conclusions of this report are absolutely clear.

They are absolutely identical.