Sentence examples for a commonplace example of from inspiring English sources

The gooey substance produced by mixing cornstarch with a little water is a commonplace example of such a material.

Take, for example, a commonplace example of the courtroom and how evidence is used.

The extension of Islam and muslim migration to Europe are commonplace examples of Middle Eastern influence elsewhere.

Perhaps most dramatic and commonplace biological example of spontaneous order derived from a less ordered state is the development of a single cell, the zygote, into a complex multicellular (billions of cells), adult human possessing dozens of specialized organs, tissue classes, and terminally differentiated cell types.

Historia de Simona was a rare example of a commonplace topic transformed into a masterpiece.

Manual's imperviousness to reform was an extreme example of a national commonplace: after a quarter century of concerted attempts to improve urban school districts, the results for poor children, beyond some gains at the elementary level, remain slight.

That early use adopted a commonplace understanding of personal identity.

The acts Russo described became commonplace in the news post-9/11 and he would prove to be an early example of what also became commonplace in our century: a whistleblower who found himself on the wrong side of the law and so was prosecuted for releasing the secret truth about the acts of our government.

A commonplace of African art criticism has been to identify particular styles according to supposedly tribal names—for example, Asante, Kuba, or Nuba.

The lyrics also serve as an example of a dialogue that was commonplace during the 1970s between songwriters and music critics.

'Daylight is good at arriving at the right time' is a fine example of his ... ability to position the profound within the commonplace".