Sentence examples for commonplace acts from inspiring English sources

Their intimacies are staged and anonymous, a sign language of self-possession and commonplace acts.

In addition, we have a tendency to forget that the commonplace acts, for many of us, as the identity holder.

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

And while it's now commonplace for acts such as Linkin Park and Jay-Z to break musical bread together, it was Run-DMC who paved the way when they joined forces with rockers Joe Perry and Steven Tyler of Aerosmith for their 1986 hit Walk This Way.

Little did they know that, as of Monday, this most commonplace of Parisian acts could have landed them with a €68 (£57.30) fine.

So while "Vulgaria" is just as rude as it sounds, showering us with lewd descriptions of acts from commonplace to "don't even ask," we are thankfully spared illustrations.

It's this awareness which I hope to work on: awareness of the techniques Isis use, awareness that they are a terror group with an agenda rather than a valiant group of ideologues, and awareness that sex slavery and other un-Islamic acts are commonplace in their society.

Guest appearances are commonplace with Glasto headline acts and Rudimental are no exception – they trot out funk hero George Clinton for their "soul" moment, to sing their motto "spread love, go far" and blast peace signs from the screens, followed by grime kingpin Dizzee Rascal.

Rich states act from commonplace selfishness: Norway returns refugees to Greece while Sweden sends Roma to Kosovo.

It is a commonplace that, when we act physcally on a system (which entails exerting influence in some way on its evolution), we do so by interacting with it.

Finally, in psychiatry, and in particular, in child and adolescent psychiatry, use of medications scheduled under the Controlled Substances Act is commonplace (for treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder).