Sentence examples for fairly common view from inspiring English sources

"That was a fairly common view at the time".

That may look silly now, but at the time it was a fairly common view.

This is actually a fairly common view, and one that goes both ways.

Supporting that cause may be a fairly common view here, but within the Anglican Church worldwide there has been a contentious debate about same-sex marriage and inclusion of gay men and lesbians in the faith.

This is a fairly common view (see, for example, Shelah (2003)).

(5) contrasts with another fairly common view according to which regions are sets of points and have their subregions as subsets.

That was a fairly common sentiment.

It is fairly common to view evolution as an algorithmic search procedure (see e.g. Dennett (1995)), or as an optimization problem in which we want to maximize a fitness function f which assigns, for instance, a fitness to each DNA sequence.

That he also seemed to blame Social Security and other New Deal-era benefits for the decline of democracy -- a fairly common conservative and libertarian view -- got less attention.

Since we conducted the study in two metropolitan areas where CAM use is fairly common, our results might not represent the CAM views of patients with back pain in more rural areas or in other regions of the country.

The parallel views that abortion is wrong and that it should be legal are fairly common among Hispanics, according to a national survey released in 2002 by the Pew Hispanic Center, a nonpartisan research organization.