Sentence examples for making the common from inspiring English sources

You're making the common mistake of thinking that because you have no wisdom to impart you have nothing to offer.

"Standing at the confluence of leylines, we are buzzing," he says, making the common Glastonbury virgin error of thinking that anyone here gives a rat's arse about leylines.

I am simply making the common sense point that assets and liabilities are two sides of the same coin – you can't have one without having the other.

Mr. Mosley "has a way of making the common and the regular seem infinite and epic," Mr. McClinton said in a telephone interview from Cincinnati.

Finance and health care are two separate issues, of course, but in both cases we're making the common mistake of digging in durable political protections for special interest groups.

When they are privatised their productivity reduces dramatically – and, I would add, making the common into public property, that is, subjecting it to state control or management, similarly reduces productivity.

They think him obsessed with making the Commons "relevant".

If elected, he would dedicate himself to making the Commons more respected.

But it believed it needed to do better, in terms of making the commons more accessible.

Making the Commons Work: Theory, Practice, and Policy, edited by Daniel Bromley, David Feeny, Margaret A. McKean, Pauline Peters, Jere Gilles, Ronald Oakerson, C. Ford Range, and James Thomson (1992), San Francisco: Institute of Contemporary Studies.

Making the commons work: theory, practice and policy.