Sentence examples for something common from inspiring English sources

Mr. McGarry said they found something common in their careers.

And every year we look to see if there is something common among these mistakes.

"Unfortunately, this is a bad area, so it's something common," he said.

Something common since classical Greek and Roman art — naturalistic portraiture, subtly idealized — took on a majestically strange aspect.

It would sharply restrict prepayment penalties — something common with subprime loans, which effectively lock borrowers into the loans.

"We were a series of satellites spinning around each other," says Sam, "with something common at the core".

And by pointing to the fear that lies beneath evil, he uncovers something common to both victims and perpetrators.

But there is something common to both shows: each exemplifies the cumulative effect of a single but sustained focus.

The generic concept of materials presupposes that there is something common to such diverse things as metals, polymers, glass, or semi-conductors.

If we're looking for something common to all expressions of religion, it will not be sufficient to describe any single one.

And despite hailing from a country of less than four million people, the airline has earned a reputation for expanding without something common to most airlines: debt.