Sentence examples for common really from inspiring English sources
How common, really, were collisions?
All it has in common really is that there's a lot of smoking and drinking, and the men wear nice suits and have side partings.
If your youngest sibling is five years younger than you and is about to celebrate her second wedding anniversary in three weeks, how important is it that a couple has so much in common, really?
Those four series represent different genres and have nothing in common, really, except the shared context of history and a stylishly unhurried pace that is a legacy of French cinema in its heyday.
But for all their ability to turn both sober and inebriated heads the policeman said he had arrested a twenty-one-year-old "who jumped in the sinkhole 'to see what it was like' "—how common, really, are Florida's sinkholes, and how much damage do they do?
I wonder if the Commons really understands or cares that they are making Britain a target.
Kris Commons really offers that ability to shoot from distance.
Is common sense really a cure-all?
As Dr. Bentall put it: "It's common sense, really.
