Sentence examples for any commonplace from inspiring English sources

It arises any time of the day, in tandem with any commonplace activity: Walking, sitting, eating, looking, sweeping, pissing, defecating, bathing, stretching, thinking, flossing.

All for seemingly meaningless results, since you have so little agency as an inspector that any commonplace acts of defiance seem futile.

But any replica of a commonplace object could have done this; and it was Danto, not Warhol, who provided the intellectual/aesthetic excitement by formulating and developing a brilliant answer to the question.

It's almost become a commonplace to refer to any form of censorship as "Nazi".

Few of the fusions included in this year's festival fit any definition of commonplace.

Shrub can replace citrus in any number of commonplace cocktails with three-dimensional results.

But Section 102 of the House Bill allows any of these commonplace events to knock out grandfather status.

Keeping that in mind along with the understanding that education about Islam will not become commonplace any time soon, I present five key points that everyone should know about Islam. 1) The Qur'an should be understood within its context: It is not uncommon to see quotes taken out of context for the sake of manipulating how the source is viewed.

Online activities are an intrinsic part of adolescents' lives and the use of e-communities and social networking sites for social support concerning any issue is commonplace, whereas for many mental health professionals the pervasiveness of online activities in the lives of their patients is not necessarily relevant, understandable, or recommended.

It also codified a commonplace practice, which all but required the Censor to appoint any newly elected magistrate to the senate.

It is a commonplace that the outliers are often the most interesting records in any given database.