Sentence examples for common in style from inspiring English sources

That is about all they have in common: in style and in substance, they are as different as can be.

While the three American Best Play nominees have little in common in style, their similar origins dramatize the broad base of the American theater right now.

But for all the earnest cultural analyses, linguistic glosses and quotations from Kierkegaard, it is the images, more or less common in style to each title, that one falls for: hands cupping warm mugs; bicycles leaning against walls; sheepskin rugs thrown over chairs; candles and bonfires; summer picnics; trays of fresh-baked buns.

The burial rite was mostly inhumation; the pottery, which is not common, degenerates in style and technique.

Such pictographs are common in Barrier Canyon style, which is recognizable by the tiny "attendants"—which include people, birds, ungulates, and snakes, among others nestled among the humanlike and often life-sized figures notable for their large eyes and elongated bodies.

Blue skirts and white blouses are very common in this style.

Yet the team's success was largely built on the kind of 10-year plan more common in GDR-style planned economies.

The transformation of natural forms to a point where they are no longer recognizable is also common in many styles of primitive and ornamental art.

The wall is interrupted by windows that are vaguely traditional (they have crisscrossing mullions more common in Colonial-style houses than in buildings one-sixth of a mile long), with sills that project out as much a foot.

In Hong Kong, the Biotechnology Research Institute is screening molecules isolated from traditional Chinese remedies to see if they have any effect on receptors known to be involved in neurodegenerative disease, a technique that is common in western-style drug discovery.

This was common in old-style politics of the past.