seem common

Examples (20)

• These problems now seem fairly common.
• Despite her wealth, her loud behaviour made her seem quite common.
• Side effects like these seem common with the new medication.
• His constant bragging about money seemed rather common to the old aristocracy.
• In our industry, such challenges have started to seem more common.
• To the snobbish guests, the bride's family seemed a bit common.
• It seemed common for families to have only one car back in the 1950s.
• I'm afraid my taste in music might seem common to a classical connoisseur.
• Does this type of grammatical error seem common among language learners?
• The way he ate his food with his mouth open made him seem terribly common.
• The belief that technology solves all problems seems dangerously common.
• She worried that her accent would make her seem common at the formal event.
• While it may seem common, this plant species is actually quite rare.
• He tried to use big words, but it only made him seem more common.
• Customer complaints about delivery times seem less common this quarter.
• Their flashy decorations and gaudy furniture seemed awfully common to the interior designer.
• Certain themes, like love and loss, will always seem common in literature.
• Does it seem common to put so much sugar in one's tea?
• Misunderstandings between departments seem all too common without clear communication.
• She felt that any display of strong emotion would seem common and undignified.