Sentence examples similar to too common subject from inspiring English sources

"The God of War" is preoccupied with an all-too-common subject: one sibling who cares for and feels responsible for another.

"At first, I thought my subjects were too common," Sugimoto told me afterward, at a SoHo restaurant.

Five of these eight were present in the control subjects at a frequency that is too common for an allele that causes a rare Mendelian disease.

It is all too common to hear from teachers that "RE is such a sensitive subject that I don't want to teach it in case I cause offence".

But from the few studies on the subject, it appears that the situation involving Bloodhound is all too common.

She has taken a common subject and through dreamlike imagery and uncommon complexity swept the reader up too.

Too common, and too annoying.

Too common, perhaps.

That's too common.

The most common subject was English.

"It's too common.