Sentence examples for felt common from inspiring English sources

Fearnley-Whittingstall felt common cause with striking miners might be a stretch for him.

I was fortunate to be assigned to a newly formed group on War Crimes, where I felt common sense would be able to compensate to a greater extent for lack of technical knowledge.

Relying on the evidence of their own senses may feel common sensical to them, but it's really backwards.

The more interesting thing, at this point, is the extent to which Geimer feels common cause with the man.

He feels common cause with "anyone who does not call himself a Christian, but who really is so because he does good".

Ultimately, the PS3 has the unpleasantly unfinished feel common among computer products in the "We'll fix it via Internet updates" era.

So what felt alien now feels common.

A woman in the UK, hurt and depressed after a sudden forceps delivery, now feels common cause with the Asian or African woman who was neglected on the overcrowded maternity ward.

Newcomer Ezra Miller also declared he felt some common feeling with his character, the murderous Kevin.

But the Boston fern felt too common, tainted by its association with podiatrists' offices and food-court planters.

This meant that participants who normally found very little to agree on outside the room suddenly felt a common cause in disagreeing with the facilitator.