| The ambitions, the hopes, the dreams, every twisted, bizarre, seemingly abnormal thought I ever had melts in the glare of commonness. |
| She'd had this disagreement many times with Andy, and he'd always trumped her with what he called her pretensions to commonness. |
| It is such commonness and balance that will establish a teacher as approachable to all. |
| The commonness of shrub thickets on abandoned fields thus may reflect their nearly ubiquitous seed sources and good establishment ability. |
| WordCount presents the 86,800 most frequently used English words, ranked in order of commonness. |
| Schuch's acting possessed a quality of commonness untainted by triviality or grossness. |
