Sentence examples for be as commonplace from inspiring English sources

Most fathers care deeply about their sons, which should be as commonplace as breathing.

Salon and spa openings might be as commonplace as new clothing collections, but every so often, they transcend the ordinary.

A quick sweep of two of the four fashion weeks so far shows black lipstick is also bleeding on to the catwalk, which means, in less than a year, it will be as commonplace as rats.

And when it becomes socially acceptable to talk about things you want to make in your own home, without being a geek, this will be as commonplace as 2D printing".

Whether the conflict is over a boy, "he said she said," disrespect, gangs, money or property, female fights at our school can be as commonplace as once a week.

Performances of "Iolanta" will never be as commonplace as those of its celebrated sibling, but at its best the score gives off a secretive, radiant beauty that the production's stars, the soprano Anna Netrebko, the tenor Piotr Beczala, and the conductor Valery Gergiev, are well suited to exploit.

Hackneyed stereotypes are as commonplace as they are offensive.

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

"Oh, no, not that," she said, as though a Pantheon were as commonplace as a lawnmower shed.

For politicians, raising money is as commonplace as shaking hands and delivering speeches.

It has long been prized in Japan, where it is as commonplace as egg and chips.