Sentence examples for common stories from inspiring English sources

Such all too common stories are a testament to the challenge of forgiveness in everyday life.

Yet for those who follow the increasingly common stories of athletes who decide to come out while in college, McIntosh's story is not an anomaly, but the norm.

But by far the most common stories -- related by more than half of the women -- involved drunken, abusive husbands, often irregularly employed.

"Sábado Gigante" also helped the "Latino community imagine itself as one great family with common ties, common histories, common stories of immigration, common family values," Kevane says.

Dr Anders Sandberg, a neuroscientist and research fellow at Oxford University's Future of Humanity Institute said that neither the findings, nor common stories of near death experiences in humans, should be interpreted as evidence of "life after death".

One of the more common stories — delivered with expressions of shocked repugnance — is that Allende was drunk at the time he died in La Moneda: that an autopsy found his body to be "full of alcohol".

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It's a common story.