Sentence examples for see as common from inspiring English sources

There's no doubt that theatre devised and performed by fascists would make for uncomfortable viewing but it would, at least, open up a valuable dialogue about why blind hatred perseveres through what most of us see as common sense.

In almost any conversation, cynicism runs deep toward a political class imbued with an opportunism many see as common to almost every Iraqi government since the monarchy was overthrown in 1958.

But legal precedents indicated that a treatment aimed at preserving life could not  be considered cruel.The verdict amounts to a victory for what many people would see as common humanity, in the face of a religious taboo which every so often has tragic consequences.

Connected to that, how much do you see as common across IT departments that you have worked for, and how much is different each time you go into an opportunity?

"I am not going to back down from protecting Oregonians in ways that I see as common sense".

Focusing on the members of the red complex we could also see as common themes an up-regulation of genes associated with iron transport and lipid A biosynthesis (Additional file 2: Figure S9B).

Instead he suggests "someone like [Eurosceptic] Kate Hoey – she is seen as common sense Labour".

Anti-British themes are safe now that Britain and the United States are seen as common enemies of Iraq.

"It is sad how we are seen as common criminals now," a correspondent with the alias of stevo1376 wrote in a note posted in November.

Measures dubbed as radical are widely seen as common sense; the majority of Americans, including 45% of Republicans, support Ocasio-Cortez's proposal.

But there were certain features that could be seen as common to all these crimes, and these were the aspects of privacy and control.