Sentence examples for it quite common from inspiring English sources

I am not a music critic, and don't feel qualified to pass judgement on that aspect of the show except to say the singing sounds enough like the studio albums to appease the fans, unless some electronic jiggery-pokery has been afoot to tune it all up, which I understand it quite common these days.

It quite common for victims of a traumatic event to start blaming themselves for what happened, even if they were completely innocent.

Although extremely rare in its native habitat due to unregulated hunting, it is quite common in captivity.

It was the allspice that made the sauce unusual; similar sauces without it are quite common, all over the world.

It was quite common to do that.

Apparently, it's quite common to idolise a donor parent.

It's quite common for people to go back".

"In the early 19th century, it was quite common to teach free market principles this way".

"It's quite common that the money comes late," said, Daniel Stoffel, president of the board.

It is quite common to sell sneakers on the Internet, but not luxury.

It is quite common for athletes with great success to bring suspicion.