Sentence examples for overly common from inspiring English sources

The Hart-Rudman Commission worried that the futurist studies which it examined had "overly common threads" (and Islam was not one of them).

He and his group are still brainstorming, but one thing they seem to have ruled out is the overly common social networking angle.

Prizes are not overly common as a motivator in higher education, but maybe they should be.

It's not overly common, but like TMJ, I have seen sinus issues and inflammation that have caused tooth pain.

It is bound to keep, or at least start, a conversation since it is still not overly common in the U.S.

For book lovers, the literature that we love connects us to the author that wrote it on a personal level at times, so stories about writers lives, while not overly common in prevalence, are welcome additions to the bond that we feel with the author, and remind us that writers are just like everyone else in a lot of respects.

Based on our experiences, some surgical details of this procedure were described to help the surgeons: 1) the main branch of the ansa cervicalis usually overlies the common carotid artery or jugular vein, which can be easily found during operation; 2) RLN is constantly identified behind the cricothyroid joint and dissected retrogradely far enough to provide a tension-free anastomosis.

Its palette is overly brash and common, and the overall gesture of the work is far too predictable.

Nor, he believes, is it necessary for contracts to be overly complex, a common fault with private-finance initiative deals, many of which have turned out to be costly for the taxpayer.

A court overly concerned with the "common experience" would not have the courage to issue such decisions.

Body camera skeptics across the country tend to argue that overly aggressive policing is common in neighborhoods like the one in Mount Auburn, which is 76percentt black and has a median household income of about $16,000.