Sentence examples for the common run of from inspiring English sources

Memories of the common run of childhood illnesses can be bittersweet.

They were ordinary people, but their talent made them remarkable, above the common run of women.

During the French and Indian Wars, it was crucial to him not to be confused with the "common run of provincial officers".

And tragedies unfolded around Alexandra, from the common run of madness, drunkenness and death to the extremities of love, jealousy and murder.

If the common run of contemporary art risks triviality in the pursuit of seduction, the new kind incurs hysteria as a toll of earnest intensity.

They tacitly expose the rhetorical contrivances with which the common run of painters and photographers massaged emotional content into the national ordeal.

Traditional scatter plots are not suitable to display the uncertainty of the shape of an EF, as they do not yield information about which dots belong to the common runs of the PSA.

For instance, if an employer had been cited by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, it would have to disclose a violation deemed "serious" or "willful," but not the more common, run-of-the-mill violations that tend to pop up through inspections.

But the point I'm trying to make is that often the word 'metaphor' is simply a shorthand description for a very common, run-of-the-mill intellectual tool that all of us use.

Chicken received imaginative treatment, which took it out of the common run.

It is less clear why the CE also increased but this may reflect the Indicine SNP chip's greater ability to exploit regularities at common runs of heterozygous sites.