Sentence examples for being in common from inspiring English sources

I show that Platonov writes the Revolution as an implementation of common being in society that needs to retrieve the forgotten memory of what being in common means.

The 20-volume Oxford English Dictionary lists 171,476 words as being in common use.

Being in common is an integral part of self: the self is exposed to the other, the other is part of the intimacy of self.

Perhaps this is the answer: The unchanging first causes have nothing but being in common with the mutable things they cause.

Many surgical techniques have been described for fixation of the posterior pelvic ring injury, with iliosacral screw fixation into the first sacral body being in common practice [4, 8, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26].

During his reign he said use of the word nigger was "disgraceful" despite it then being in common parlance.

All meals were in common.

Cooking and dining are in common.

The term "Holocaust" had yet to be in common use.

The rest of his holdings are in common stock.

This is in common with many other sports in Britain.