Sentence examples for another commonplace from inspiring English sources

Another commonplace use of doubles in films is to highlight social and class differences.

This is another commonplace position, but is as evidently wrong as it is arrogant.

Fresh bacon, or unsmoked pork belly, another commonplace ingredient, is also more available in Chinatown than uptown.

This antinomian declaration — our inner light will tell us when and when not to obey — flies in the face of another commonplace of democracy: ours is a government of laws not men (a declaration found in the 1780 Constitution of Massachusetts).

Another commonplace example comes from the construction industry and the chemical industry.

Another commonplace of early modern aesthetics was the importance of exciting emotions in the audience for a work of art.

One person's heresy is another's commonplace.

Cheating, of one form or another, is commonplace in most sports.

Frequent movement by sharecroppers and tenant farmers from one farmstead to another was commonplace until the early 20th century.

Now that mise-en-place and microplane have become household vocabulary, I have been wondering if another restaurant commonplace — family meal — was as widely understood.

Change is built into the DNA of Wall Street, and the movement of bankers from one firm to another is commonplace.