Sentence examples for Rather commonplace from inspiring English sources

But the play was rather commonplace.

They got bored with her plight, which was rather commonplace that year.

Though held in great affection, however, the sculpture was, in those offices, rather commonplace.

While Kileigh is a newcomer to such victories, it has become rather commonplace for her mother.

Assembled structures generally show weak nonlinearity, thus it is rather commonplace to assume that their modes are both linear and uncoupled.

What is interesting about San Diego is that, juicy details aside, its pension mess actually looks rather commonplace.

It has hotels in Cusco, the Amazon and Machu Picchu Pueblo (which has been cunningly rebranded from the rather more commonplace Aguas Calientes).

That this stuff seems notable rather than commonplace perhaps tells you more about the current musical era than it does about East India Youth.

The couple's work has sometimes been compared to a fantasy, a term Julian dislikes because it is rather too commonplace an idea.

The girl, instead of being a model, which was rather a commonplace, might work at Vogue, where his wife's former secretary, a very clever girl who spoke four or five languages... but Vogue is already a little too fancy, perhaps, he decided.

He said he had omitted the line on Monday because "I suppose I felt it was rather a commonplace" which had been often stated by Labour and because he wanted to get across what Labour wanted to happen in the medium term – that the stimulus would bring growth that would lower borrowing.