The Broadmoor report found: Savile watched and made inappropriate comments when female patients stripped and showered naked in front of staff, a practice which was common in the late 1980s.
Yet his best and most memorable piece is "Harps Once Played" (1935), which captures a feeling of loss and abandonment, which was common to the post-Depression era.
"Sometimes I used my helmet to block, which was common then.
This last clause hints at the belief in historical cycles which was common in Renaissance thought.
Art scholars have long known about Monet's penchant for caricature, which was common for artists of his era.
He reported with the directness, and the readiness to commit himself, which was common among newspaper journalists.
Because they had no salesroom, they sold their furniture at auction, which was common at the time.
My parents, one brother and I lived in a three-room apartment, which was common at the time.
The outright confrontation, like an old Roman battle, which was common in the 70s and 80s in demonstrations, has been refined.
And having to switch from one airline to another in midtrip, which was common before deregulation allowed any airline to serve any destination, is nearly unheard of.
Besides this, "which was common knowledge in the shop, large presents consisting of packages of goods were sent every week addressed to Mr Boots, Southsea".
