Sentence examples for Commonplace aspects from inspiring English sources

One is the relative scarcity of some commonplace aspects of black life.

Mergers, buy-outs, divestitures, and especially "organizational restructuring" are commonplace aspects of business life.

Thus the author discusses such commonplace aspects of daily social life as house plans, child care, diet, personal cleanliness, domestic sanitation, kinship ties and provisions for the elderly.

This is not to say that the way I thought of Calcutta was joyless; in fact, my sense of the commonplace aspects of its petit bourgeois life was fundamentally joyful.

But Salonen can envisage a future in which VR enhancement becomes a commonplace aspect of the concert-going experience.

Moving in his fragmented New York, I find unexpected beauties in its most commonplace aspect Andre Kertesz) and I stand before the great panoramas of the American West re garding them with wonder and pride (Ansel Adams).

Of course, Hockney's most famous paintings of Los Angeles don't depict freeways at all, but rather another commonplace aspect of the city, which became his greatest subject: private swimming pools.

In a sense, those heads were totems of an all-too-commonplace aspect of the American scene: the landscape of slavery and white supremacy.

The improvements are noteworthy because so-called machine-vision systems are becoming commonplace in many aspects of life, including car-safety systems that detect pedestrians and bicyclists, as well as in video game controls, Internet search and factory robots.

We live in a time when cheating is commonplace within many aspects of our society.

Tolerance of infidelity is commonplace in nearly all aspects of French life.