Sentence examples for kind of a common from inspiring English sources

"He makes people feel there is some kind of a common enterprise, that history, with its tragedies and travesties, belongs to all of us, that we have something in common as Americans".

"It's kind of a common sense thing," Mansfield says.

But this is just kind of a common thing that we've been really interested in – about education, kids.

One would think 'office dress code' would be kind of a common sense thing... but I worked in enough offices to know: 'Tis NOT.

"It was not a sense of breathless alarm, but as kind of a common-sense thing," Mr. Chertoff said, describing the news conference.

It's kind of like a common thread in my life, and it was just a great opportunity to really try that out.

But he died a kind of a really common kind of death, which was, without a piece of land," he said.

Unusually, for these kinds of events, a common approach emerged which seemed to have quite broad buy-in.

Self-medicating with drugs, alcohol or intemperance of any kind is a common method to obtain some psychic relief.

One tenet is that all and only the members of a kind have a common essence.

Researchers at 15 Veterans Affairs medical centers wanted to evaluate different kinds of treatment for a common kind of heart attack, called a non-Q-wave myocardial infarction.