Sentence examples for a sort of commonplace from inspiring English sources
The jotter you'd create would be a sort of commonplace book full of paradox and conflicting ideas, shocking facts and redemptive anecdotes, turbulent with two or three millennia of human thought.
It is a sort of digital commonplace book.
Her work, I suggest – with its playfulness with language, the flip-flops of alliteration and digging through commonplaces to take things somewhere else – is a sort of inoculation against cliche.
That kind of thing was sort of commonplace.
They served, W. H. Auden wrote in the introduction to his own wonderful commonplace book, "A Certain World," as "a sort of autobiography," a map of the collector's personal planet.
The banner advertisement, a sort of interactive billboard that beckons Internet users to click for more information, have become commonplace.
Ever since EM Forster's 1920s lectures about the novel, it has been commonplace to suggest that great novelists exist not in a line, but in a sort of circle removed from the developments of time.
Through living in Austin, it's been commonplace that I see whatever bands I want to on their stops through the Lone Star State, causing a sort of superiority among the other ACL goers.
