He challenged the evidence on all counts: her brooch (he said it was not the brooch in the inventory, and, in any case, such pieces were common in the mid-sixteenth century); the flora (Tudor women, he said, did not wear the emblems of their brothers-in-law); and her age (he dates the dress in the painting to 1542-46, when Jane would have been, at most, eleven).
They are common enough pieces that you may already have them on hand.
Judging from an avalanche of think pieces, my friend's concerns are common — many believe the pendulum is swinging too far in the accusers' direction, or that the #MeToo movement is becoming a witch hunt.
Memory and the passage of time are common themes in this show, dominating pieces by Michael Krueger, Phil Whitman and Deborah Bright.
Under Catherine II (1762 96) copper rubles of great size were briefly struck, and substantial five-kopeck pieces were in common production; Russian copper was also produced in Georgia.
The sale of Pre-Columbian pieces is a common practice both legally and illegally, and a glimpse at the catalogue of famous auction house Sotheby's shows that it remains a profitable business.
At the moment, the most wearable pieces are those that emulate common clothing and jewelry items, because they have the most established benchmarks for design success and because we identify them most readily as something that is, in fact, meant to be worn on the body.
As Gladwell notes in his piece, "simultaneous discovery" is common in technology and often leads to unhappy results.
Emma Lake, a 32-year-old retail manager from Camden, north London, who has sleeve tattoos, a chest piece and facial piercings, said abuse was common while growing up in Liverpool and could cause real damage to teenagers especially.
'A new piece of city' It is common for developers to argue that they are creating new public spaces where none existed before.
