Sentence examples for a rather commonplace from inspiring English sources

In fact, current interpretations suggest the Ninth was simply transferred to the Rhine valley, and then to obscurity – a rather commonplace fate for such a renowned outfit.

After texting MYNBA for the app, I only received a cryptic "NBA 2 Go is coming soon for your phone", which is a rather commonplace Sprint Katana.

Gibson's penchant for taking present day cutting-edge science and projecting it into a not-so-distant future is actually rather commonplace.

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

These days, of course, such notions as wireless communications, video on a thin silver disc and powerful palm-size computers are rather commonplace.

After years of protest and outrage New York lifted the male topless ban in 1936, and suddenly a man's nipples were no longer "obscene" in society, but rather commonplace and natural.

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.

Then the rather commonplace, perfunctory friendliness that Valerie offered, when she came to stay, triggered a hunger in her.

It is not that they are any less arrogant; rather, commonplace computer-manipulated photographs have made persona revisions overly familiar.