Sentence examples for a commonplace topic of from inspiring English sources

While in Washington the next war was a "commonplace" topic of discussion, in the country at large people were still trying to come to terms with the last war - the one in Vietnam.

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

Gold standard advocacy has become a staple of the conservative movement, a rising issue with the Tea Party, a part of the 2012 presidential race, and is becoming almost a commonplace topic in the elite media.

That early use adopted a commonplace understanding of personal identity.

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

Air quality is a frequent topic of conversation here; facemasks are so commonplace, they are now sold in trendy designer styles made of patterned cloth.

But to deplore endings is a commonplace of criticism.

Violent death is a commonplace of outlaw life.

China's rise is a commonplace of our times.

Such a skepticism seems neither exaggerated nor ridiculous but a commonplace of life.

But if "Happy Memories" is merely commonplace on the topic of memory, it shines as a meditation on how written fiction might begin as a mental process in which memories are edited or corrected so as to be fixed in a particular emotional template.