Sentence examples for common to him from inspiring English sources

This distinction between the right of immediate access from the abutter's property to and from a highway, whether a street or a navigable stream, and an injury arising after he reaches it and which is common to him and the rest of the public, is recognized by the courts of the states, and the former right is held to be a valuable one, which cannot be destroyed without compensation.

In this way, the individual should come to possess "an idea of an absolute good, common to him with [all other members of society] — an idea indefinable indeed in imagination, but gradually defining itself in act" (PE 202).

Therefore since these truths clearly hold good for all things qua being (for this is what is common to them), to him who studies being qua being belongs the inquiry into these as well.

"It was common to see him pacing around the. . .

It is quite common to hear him blamed for having created Robert Mugabe and having thus helped to father the human catastrophe of present-day Zimbabwe.

It was common to see him out with his dog, in his "trademark Boston Bruins jersey" and shorts — even in the worst winter weather.

Whenever Mr. Yauch attended Sundance, it was common to see him emerge from screenings of some of the decidedly less commercial offerings, foreign language films and unconventional work that Oscilloscope would sometimes later pick up.

Batistuta's trademark may have been the machine-gun salute, but it was even more common to see him maraud at half pace on a mini lap of honour, hair and gums flapping as his arms pumped in triumph.

It was common to spot him consorting with stock car drivers, country musicians and gun lovers, all the while talking up how a Warner administration would be as fiscally conservative as any the state had ever seen.

Although it is common to regard him as politically and ideologically objectionable (he was, after all, a Dead White Male even while he lived), and despite attacks on him for his supposed anti-semitism, his reputation as a poet remains essentially intact.

It used to be common to consider him old enough to have influenced Aristotle (died 322 BCE), but there are no strong grounds for this.