Sentence examples for all commonplace from inspiring English sources

This is all commonplace and common sense.

After all, commonplace is not cliché.

At Tinkle, we've always had the space to explore different characters, all commonplace and relatable.

No building seems high, no subway miraculous no avenue enchanted - al, all commonplace.

All commonplace documents—e.g., letters, catalogs, and official writs were written in hieratic script, as were literary and religious texts.

"There are also other serious abuses: killings of civilians, arbitrary arrests and widespread looting are all commonplace".

While her story may seem shocking, its all too commonplace in the world of 'streetwalkers.'streetwalkers

"Illegal insider trading has become all too commonplace in all too many quarters".

In a sense, those heads were totems of an all-too-commonplace aspect of the American scene: the landscape of slavery and white supremacy.

"If Mr. Assayas doesn't always transport his film's events beyond the all-too-commonplace," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times, "his understatement can also yield moments of quieter simplicity".

For longer than any other tabloid in the country, The New York Daily News -- which began life in June 1919 as The Illustrated Daily News -- has documented the all-too-commonplace human urge to do harm.