Sentence examples for common to a from inspiring English sources

So, cue conservative outrage over Michelle Obama's inviting rapper Common to a White House poetry reading, because Common wrote an adulatory song about Black Panther Assata Shakur.

He has a kind of proprietorial energy more common to a film-maker than an actor.

"We try to offer experiences not common to a family's urban existence.

This method of distributing seeds is common to a good many plants.

I think Anya is reckless in a way common to a lot of 20-year-olds.

The case does involve two adults who, with full and mutual consent from each other, engaged in sexual practices common to a homosexual lifestyle.

The hospital keeps only a few supplies on hand, he said, accustomed as it is to dealing with diving injuries, not wounds more common to a war zone.

This pattern was common to a phalanx of deficit countries – the US, the UK, Spain, Ireland, countries in central and eastern Europe.

A collection of idiolects form a dialect, which is an agreement, common to a place, about grammar and vocabulary and certain expressions.

Its success lies in his ability to capture the full range between the sun's piercing rays and the arrogant shadows common to a narrow city street.

So, I give him my interpretation of what changed his approach to music: that he had an experience common to a lot of musicians from bohemian backgrounds.