Sentence examples for accept as commonplace from inspiring English sources

W. ROBERT GRAHAM Houston, April 7, 2011 To the Editor: Gail Collins addresses what appears to be what most physicians accept as commonplace in medical research.

Instead, they proposed alternatives that were seen as archaic at the time, but which we increasingly accept as commonplace: organic produce and livestock, locally sourced products, and traditionally made food from whole ingredients.

The authors of one paper who made rather patronising comments waited 15 years to find the criticised theory accepted as commonplace by their own graduate students.

Not surprisingly this led to conflict, though such conduct was expressly permitted by the OTO, which followed Crowley's disdain of marriage as a "detestable institution" and accepted as commonplace the swapping of wives and partners between OTO members.

With every junk touching patdown accepted as commonplace, and every jar of grandpa's homemade apricot jam confiscated, the TSA inches closer to conditioning air travelers that such strict methods are acceptable and complacency is the best policy.

Childhood obesity is very visible in these rusted economies, and so I began to accept it as commonplace.

The elements within the visual cacophony are definitely out there, but we must accept them as commonplace in order to keep up in the world of HiDM2_9.

Respiratory toxicants are so commonplace that we accept as inevitable that over 4 million U.S. children will develop asthma (Akinbami And Schoendorf 2002)—many through exposure to airborne pollutants (Gauderman et al. 2004; Gent et al. 2003; McConnell et al. 2002).

"The Dancer Upstairs" is a dramatic failure, but, at its best, it offers a frightening suggestion of the way terror can alter reality so thoroughly that, step by step, the fantastic becomes accepted as the mere commonplace.

"This was once just as commonplace as anything American".

— are as commonplace as best-burger recommendations in New York.