Sentence examples for truly common from inspiring English sources

A truly common EU approach could only be settled by majority voting within the Union.

Whether or not hybrids become truly common, they are surely becoming an alternative to the conventional car.

Of the phosphates listed in Table 9, only apatite [Ca5(PO4)3(F, Cl, OH ], the most important and abundant, can be considered as truly common.

It's a tragedy that MIT has destroyed any hope of having truly common dining venue for at least the next few years if not longer.

The idea is not only inhumane and a gross violation of basic European principles; it also would prove vastly more costly than the alternative – a truly common EU policy that quells the chaos of the past year.

As Welby said last week: "There is a possibility for wealth to act as life-giving water for the benefit of all and the advancement of a truly common good".

To truly understand common folk and society is fundamental".

But it added that "there is still much uncertainty about whether this is truly the common cause of the infections" because tests on the seeds had not yet found any of the deadly E. coli, a rare strain known as O104:H4.

In brief, it holds that deliberation is the best epistemic means to what is truly the common good the presumed end of political association.

But all of those experiences set me on a path to make sure that we don't leave people behind, that we build a society where we look out for one another, and that community is truly a common enterprise.

Jesse, a paleontologist and now-retired university vice president, is the only living member of my rather vast Red-State clan of cousins with whom I have anything truly in common.