Sentence examples for only too common from inspiring English sources
But it is only too common.
However, the national conversation about sexual assault fails to give sufficient attention to another form of violence against women that is only too common on college campuses: domestic violence.
Detractors are only too common.
He said that Camara's story was all too common: not only had she lost her job, but when her brother went to his office, he was told to never come back as well.
And his iron-fisted, I-know-best approach is all too common not only in the EU's Brussels bureaucracy but also, alas, in some quarters of the U.S. capital.
My only gripe here, and it seems all too common with PS2 games these days, is the wonky controls.
Only in that it represents the kind of reductionism that is far too common.
One need only read the depressing reports of the Commission on Judicial Conduct to get a flavor of what is all too common.
Only by 'looking before leaping', can we bring down the rate of phase III failures, which have become an all too common phenomenon in medicines development for AD.
Too common, and too annoying.
