Sentence examples for be the common property from inspiring English sources

The cast of dubious characters appears to be the common property of the Republican Party, rather than a Trump exclusive.

The prints he made were grey, grainy, disposable; he gave them away to sympathisers, enjoying the notion that a work of art, mechanically reproduced, could be the common property of mankind.

How can anyone have had the nerve to ask $6,166,000 for a copy of the works of Shakespeare, which are anyway felt to be the common property of the English-speaking world and beyond?

As much as art or language, crop plants are the common property of humanity.

Jefferson: "The field of knowledge is the common property of mankind".

Summarizing, we presume that latent periodicity is the common property of many catalytic protein domains.

My family name (Rawles) is the common property of all those that share the Rawles bloodline, and our wives".

This commonality is especially evident in the familiar cultural iconography, or "clichés," used by the artist that are the "common property that…binds us together".

The principle is that certain innovations have a quality that elevates them to the status of inventions, and thus makes them eligible to be held as private property, while innovations that lack this quality are the common property of humanity.

Wind-farm opponents contend that, like a watershed, a viewshed, or public view, is the common property of those who share it, and must not be degraded unilaterally by any one property owner.

Where the truths of a science or the methods of an art are the common property of the whole world, any author has the right to express the one, or explain and use the other, in his own way.