Sentence examples for became too common from inspiring English sources

In the end, despite his talents as a couturier, he became too common for many high-fashion customers.Mr Cardin, rolling in his royalties, did not seem to care.

"Eventually, they became too common and repetitive to ignore".

But if it becomes too common and transparent, there is a risk of debauching the currency.

In FIBA's view, the 3-point shot has become too common.

So there's a constant need for new names, as formerly unusual ones become too common.

Though she declared herself to be one of Mr. Assad's biggest fans, she acknowledged that reform has come too slowly and corruption has become too common.

"We recently interviewed three dozen Chinese worth $10 million each or more, and they told us they don't want Louis Vuitton any more because it's become too common," he said by telephone from Shanghai.

Little did I know that, far from being graven in stone, the larger strike zone I grew up with was actually a recent development, which baseball had imposed in 1962, in the belief that home runs had become too common (Roger Maris broke Babe Ruth's record, albeit with an asterisk, in 1961) and … that games took too long to play!

While accepting Sundholm's point, we keep the terms themselves, considering that they have perhaps become too common to change.

Something that's become too common, a symbol of a crisis that's plaguing Ocean County, N.J., plaguing New Jersey, Pennsylvania and the whole country.

The young father's corpse was left on the street of the southern Mexican town of Iguala with his eyes gouged out and flesh ripped off almost to the skull--a technique typical of the cartel murders that have become too common in this country.