Sentence examples for totally common from inspiring English sources
(Commingling between officers' wives and enlisted soldiers' wives isn't totally common).
He said the network's decision to winnow the long list of possible repeats to ones that would not offend advertisers was "totally common and done during the summer at every network".
Holding onto one's anger is totally common among Capricorns, especially Capricorns with low algae levels who were exposed to vanilla-scented plug-in room deodorizers at a young age.
It is during this segment, in which Palin discusses Johnston's decision to pose for Playgirl magazine, that Palin takes the opportunity to engage in her infuriating habit of affecting extraordinariness by asserting a totally common position as though it were exceptional.
The lightoscope is 24mm at its thickest part and solves a totally common problem: By using it, you can now a) see in the dark, b) reach narrow areas (for example in a car engine as shown in the picture), c) magnify those areas with the built-in microscope (40x) and d) store everything you see on a PC via USB.
It's THE button that totally overrides common sense and gives us reckless permission to swallow twinkles whole, smoke copious amounts of dope or lie on the couch and watch the Kardashians without judgement or expectations of any quality of entertainment.
They speak of irreconcilable opposites (e.g., heaven and earth, darkness and light) and, at the same time, of events or things totally outside the common range of perception and reason (e.g., a "time" in which heaven and earth were not yet separated and darkness and light intermingled).
The resulting material, PDPA, is totally insoluble in common organic solvents, so it has much higher chemical resistance than PTMSDPA.
"It's totally legal and common to monitor social media and comments on news stories; it's all out there in the the public purview, and that's something that any agency in crisis may want to do," Houser said.
If you're a Canadian whose brain hasn't been totally deprived of common sense from watching the American election unfold, you're in luck: Saskatchewan Conservative MP Brad Trost has tapped the well of stupidity and let it flow into our collective consciousness.
