Sentence examples for bit of a common from inspiring English sources

"I want somebody who has the intellectual firepower but also a little bit of a common touch and has a practical sense of how the world works".

"There will be a number of police officers joining the march so we have a bit of a common cause with the TUC on this one," he said.

If some interactivity isn't mobile compatible then why are you doing it at all? Ok, violence in the workplace is never acceptable, but if 2015 is going to be the year that social media marketing truly starts delivering for brands then the industry does still need a bit of a common sense shake-up.

"It's becoming a little bit of a common theme".

"It was a bit of a common theme in the series in terms of absolutely nailing them when we had the opportunity".

"That is a bit of a common thing in contemporary art now, however at those specific moments they were stepping above the comfort zone of the common maker.

At least they know from harsh and grueling personal experience which of those little bits of a common sport target rifle really might make a difference to the rest of us, if wielded by a civilian fiend who just wants to kill everything, compared to someone who just likes sport target shooting.

Gathered together after their surrender, the men were overheard speaking bits of Russian, a common language in former Soviet republics like Uzbekistan.

There needn't be a rulebook, just a bit of heartfelt common sense.

It is about companies using a bit of common sense, being a bit flexible and having a bit of empathy too.

"There has to be a bit of common sense, and a game on the first and third [of January] is a bit unreasonable really," said Dalglish.