Sentence examples for because they were commonplace from inspiring English sources

In such later novels as Annie Kilburn (1888) and A Hazard of New Fortunes (1890), he chose characters not only because they were commonplace but also because the stories he told about them were commentaries upon society, government, and economics.

If these selling points sound horribly cliché it's because they are commonplace reasons most everyday people use these sites, and indeed, the same reasons why the founders of most social media companies started these sites.

Now, because of what happened that day and since, they're commonplace.

Now they're commonplace".

We don't think of livestock as being lethal, in other words, because they're too commonplace and boring to ever make the news even when they're the ones doing the slaying.

Your mileage will vary, but include them just because they are too commonplace to leave out.

Declines above 20percenttheyhey said, were commonplace.

I felt comfortable getting them precisely because they're becoming more commonplace and possibly even somewhat respectable.

In 2007 and 2009, beaches received poor ratings in that category because litter and broken glass were commonplace, entrances were unsafe and dunes unprotected.

This isn't funny, because this is commonplace under the Trump Administration.

But just because it's commonplace doesn't mean we use it properly and productively.