Sentence examples for a commonplace part from inspiring English sources
We're so used to it, it's been such a commonplace part of pop music for so long (since the late 1980s), that it's easy to lose sight of what a peculiar thing it is.
The magic of flying, the improbability of it, is restored in "Amelia," which is kind of an origins story of how civil aviation came to be a commonplace part of American life.
"High frequency trading and the use of algorithms are an important and commonplace part of the markets nowadays but in this case these techniques were deliberately designed to abuse the market, undermining its integrity.
Humanitarian catastrophe is becoming commonplace – part of a new normal in which fragile governments, violence, and conflict now too often co-exist with large-scale humanitarian crises.
The explosions and assaults that take two American lives here or four there have become commonplace, part of the backdrop.
It is a commonplace to say that, over a large part of the political field, Liberalism and Labour are at one in their aims.
The phrase the Golden Age of Hollywood is part of the vernacular, a commonplace of film commentary.
Handstands are a commonplace.
Today, she's a commonplace.
