Sentence examples for been common currency from inspiring English sources
They had in fact been common currency from the early 1980s in the Lebanese civil war.
The ideological distance traveled from traditional conservatism to Nazism was sometimes small, since many of the ideas that Hitler exploited in the 1930s had long been common currency within the German right.
Bitterness is common currency.
Terrorists are common currency in Johnson's novels.
Mismatches between dance and camera are common currency.
Innes might have been paraphrasing Ralph Waldo Emerson, whose Transcendentalism was common currency in late 19th-century New England.
The essential paradox over corticosteroids – and other TUE medicines – is common currency in cycling.
These criticisms of Merkel are common currency in Brussels and the capitals of the EU.
And in 20 years' time, he predicts, his figures will be common currency.
Leontyne Price and Renée Fleming have been among the composer's champions, and his songs are common currency for vocal students.
But Mr. Lebrecht's assumption that art has a responsibility to respond to crisis is common currency today.
