Sentence examples for common to read from inspiring English sources

It's common to read about elasticity with products like fuel.

It is, in fact, common to read that a theory is convincing because it is beautiful.

It is still distressingly common to read that effects 'not statistically significant' are due to chance.

'In the UK, it's quite common to read in the press about what's happened at an AGM.

It is common to read about some band that worked in obscurity, only to be discovered decades later.

But now, particularly in neighborhoods like the Mission, it is just as common to read that a dress was sewn in San Francisco.

And although it's common nowadays to read about celebrity misbehavior in pricey shops, you'd be hard pressed to match the sight of a naked Judy Garland sitting on a dressing-room floor, drinking a martini.

Jeremy relied on common ancestry to read a tree.

It is also pretty common nowadays to read reports about some new startup that claims their AI system can write better emails, Facebook posts or creative copy than expert human copywriters.

Probably because we are all pretty insecure and selfish, and as pathetic about being those things as a lil' caterpillar with a cold, there's a common tendency to read other people's smaller, daily failures as somehow different than our own.

In fact, it is still common practice to read through texts to collect values for variables to account for in subsequent statistical analysis.