Sentence examples for seems as common from inspiring English sources

Thousands fill stadiums to watch video-game tournaments, and plastic surgery seems as common as hair dye.

To accommodate them, many bars here have expanded their outdoor patios, where smoking is stll legal and seems as common as ever.

Other examples in Spain, where the buy-back seems as common as cold soup, include Luis García's return from Atlético Madrid to Barcelona in 2003 and Esteban Granero's swift switchback from Getafe in 2009.

Memoirists seem as common as suicides on the family tree.

Such stories of separation and suffering seem as common as mango trees here.

And nannies seem as common as mommies: most of the women go off to jobs.

New Bureau of Labor Statistics data covering the past decade show that job losses seem as common as sport utility vehicles on the highways.

EVERYTHING looked authentic except for the minivans that hauled in the artillery, the portable bathrooms and the video cameras that seemed as common as canteens.

It's at such times that the game feels just right, but such times just don't seem as common as they used to.

In some areas of the Chicago Lawn and West Englewood neighborhoods on the South Side, boarded-up buildings seem as common as storm doors.

Answer by Michael McGraw-Herdeg, This pejorative use doesn't actually seem as common as I remember!