Sentence examples for common though not from inspiring English sources

It is relatively common, though not as common as the similar species L. vellereus.

Restlessness is another common, though not universal, attribute of the corporate savior.

Teabowls are by far the most common, though not the only, form of Jian ware that survives.

Such condiments are not unusual: Punyaratabandhu uses a vivid red shrimp paste in oil, which, she says, is common, though not entirely traditional in Thailand.

A common though not invariable characteristic of night eating syndrome is repeated awakenings during the night, with the patient almost compulsively consuming food or drink each time in order to fall back to sleep.

In a concrete political sense, as well, the common (though not universal) custom of clan or moiety exogamy, or out-marriage, smoothed social relations by ensuring that households included members of different corporate groups.

Symmetrical tetraploids are common in low proportions, though not as low as in P. esculentus.

While common, though, this rule is not an official part of Chinese Checkers.

Tapas bars are just as mainstream as sushi bars, though not as common.

Yet other names, though not as common now, were also read at the time.

Though not as common as works of reportage or criticism, essays appear in nearly every issue of The New Yorker, The Atlantic, and Harper's.