Sentence examples for utterly common from inspiring English sources

Perhaps then they were not villains so much as utterly common.

While it has become utterly common to see people in the public sphere assume such a posture, it does not stand to reason that they must.

Eric's personal story is certainly tragic but health experts here acknowledge that it's also utterly common.

"But there is no public ceremony to commemorate a stroke that blasts your brain utterly, and no common word to describe the ambiguous state of a wife who has lost her husband and become his nurse".

Childbirth and early parenthood are common and utterly life-changing experiences.

But on the north side, facing what was by then the Runk house, Stein provided an utterly blank wall of common brick — love thy neighbor!

"Fox" is, I take it, a poem about the common, and utterly harrowing, fear every parent has felt: that they will wake to find that their children have died in their beds.

Speakers at the Atlanta conference also warned that people can catch common infections in utterly unexpected ways.

Marc Dornan, of the Beverage Testing Institute, for instance, says to anyone who asks him that rating wines on a hundred-point scale, which is now common practice, is "utterly pseudoscientific".

It is common, it is utterly heartbreaking, and it is all too real.

That utterly deflated the Dons and Commons scored again from close range with virtually the last kick of the game.