Sentence examples for always commonplace from inspiring English sources

Some may find it surprising to learn that it was not always commonplace to see buff guys flashing on reality TV or seminaked men with six-pack abs looming above Midtown.

This picture has always been commonplace in the psychology of language.

Dealing with death was always rather commonplace for Buffy and the Scooby Gang, but in her mother's passing our heroine was rendered completely powerless.

It has always been commonplace to label people as "race baiters" or "race hustlers" when they gain national attention by speaking out against racial discrimination and shed light on structural racism across the United States.

Now, as the Wired article points out, and as anyone in the ad business could tell you, differences in costs are commonplace, always have been.

Most of the things we do are quite commonplace but always involve more forward planning than you could imagine.

It was never built, but in Austria, where professional titles are commonplace, he always liked to be addressed as "Herr Ingenieur" (Mr Engineer).

Cutting net wrap or strings in the winter (especially in areas where snow and ice is commonplace) is always a challenge.

There has always been something of the commonplace book in blogs and tweets.

Susan Fletcher, too, has always sought profundity in the commonplace, the glimpses of the universal that light the smallest of lives.

In a series of interviews with young homosexuals, the Guardian found that widespread fear means their relationships are nearly always clandestine and abuse is commonplace.