Sentence examples for common and everyday from inspiring English sources
"Common and everyday are redundant," he said.
The other thing that shocked me was how common and everyday this practice is.
When New York State passed a law in 1981 requiring that consumer agreements be written in "a clear and coherent manner using words with common and everyday meanings," Mr. Mellinkoff smelled legalese.
State election law allows some latitude in phrasing constitutional amendments and questions, saying they should be concise and state "the purpose and effect thereof in a clear and coherent manner using words with common and everyday meanings".
According to an interview with one of the designers, Linda Kostowski, over at We Make Money Not Art, their approach was to "take an incredibly common and everyday object like the T-shirt and turn it into something that has a story to tell".
"My work aims to bend perceptions of the things we recognize and experience as common and everyday, creating a deeper awareness of the experience of 'seeing,' and allowing for unexpected connections to be made between concept, materials, and the iconography of objects".
Like much of this kind of research, it accords with common sense and everyday experience.
I'm really attracted to that sort of hidden magic that lives behind common objects and everyday life in general.
Another was a prescient analysis of Thatcherism, a term invented by the Jamaican-British thinker Stuart Hall, and used to describe not just a political project, but its embedding in millions of ordinary lives in the form of basic ideas about common sense and everyday life.
In our next post we'll look at "common longings" and "everyday connections" as pathways to God.
It is safe to assume that even non-economists who have followed the debate over the government's Wall Street bailout have become familiar with this moral hazard dilemma which reflects common sense and everyday experience whether one is studying the behavior of business entities or for that matter, family members or nation-states.
