Sentence examples for more common responses from inspiring English sources

One of the more common responses that we got was 'Where did you say this is?' 'The answer is Kincardine.' 'Kincardine?

In view of the responses generated in the pilot study, we further modified our survey instrument to include more common responses or to modify the questions.

The more common response was to stay in.

Elsewhere in France and beyond, however, a more common response to his selection was, who?

The more common response respectfully discharges an obligation to pity: it is dutiful.

In the last case, unfortunately, the more common response is, "So what?" So-what books have been proliferating.

A more common response has been to talk about "simplification" (making better ads) and "conversation" (persuading readers to accept ads).

Indeed, a more common response was among diners was that of Vernon Naffier, 77, and his wife Joyce, 75.

The idea that inequality might create pressure for more redistribution through public borrowing also occurred to Mr Rajan, who acknowledges that stronger safety nets are a more common response to inequality than credit subsidies.

But the more common response among Londoners anticipating their own opening ceremony was simply to place the bar very low and wait for Danny Boyle, the filmmaker overseeing the event, to roll beneath it.

While some Washington Republicans have been unequivocal — Senator John McCain, of Arizona, said on Twitter that Moore should "immediately step aside and allow the people of Alabama to elect a candidate they can be proud of" — the more common response from Republican leaders in Washington was to hedge.