Sentence examples for entirely common from inspiring English sources

It's not entirely common for an obituary to have quite as much exuberance as this one.

And yet they take skill and expertise not entirely common in government.

But more than anything, it was entirely common and wholly within the rules.

It is neither entirely common nor unusual for judges to appoint a panel of lawyers or experts to help them sort through school financing cases of this kind.

The end result is music that gently triggers a series of images and feelings, none of which you can name and all of which seem entirely common.

This is not an entirely common thing in boxing, now or ever... describes his wild youth, which ended with a string of robberies and his second felony arrest..

She was thrown into a panic that emptied her mind entirely of common sense.

(2) The transmission of a program from its point of origin to a broadcast station entirely by common carrier facilities, whether by wire line or radio, is not considered a rebroadcast.

In other words, science involves new illuminations, messiness, even creative destruction, but literature is something else entirely: the common reader needs clarity, simplicity and a hopeful outlook, a sense that, in Wells's words, progress is "not inevitable but interesting and possible".

Gone are the days of practically free credit and rebuilding or establishing credit post-foreclosure, post-bankruptcy or even post-divorce is an entirely too common task.

Exploitation, theft, human trafficking, and sexual abuse are entirely too common during or after the often-long journey to America.