rather common

Examples (20)

• He thought her accent was rather common, a clear sign she wasn't from a good family.
• It's a rather common misconception that bats are blind.
• Chewing gum with your mouth open is considered rather common in some circles.
• Finding such errors in early drafts is rather common.
• Darling, that garish dress makes you look rather common.
• This type of bird is rather common in this region.
• In the Victorian novel, the protagonist was ashamed of his rather common origins.
• It became a rather common practice to greet guests with flowers.
• Surrounded by aristocrats, she suddenly felt her own manners were rather common.
• In winter, cold weather is rather common here.
• My grandmother thinks that having plastic flowers in the house is rather common.
• His excuse was rather common, lacking originality.
• His way of eating was, shall we say, rather common, which surprised his dinner guests.
• Such problems are becoming rather common these days.
• She worries that her new, wealthy friends will find her family rather common.
• It is now rather common for people to work remotely.
• Some people still hold the old-fashioned view that loud laughter is rather common.
• Experiencing jet lag is a rather common occurrence after long flights.
• I'm afraid I find his sense of humour rather common and lacking in sophistication.
• The use of plastic bags used to be rather common.