Sentence examples for commonplace affair from inspiring English sources
And weirdest of all, it is now considered a totally commonplace affair.
Incidents of rape, especially in Japan, were so commonplace that the public affairs office in which I worked rarely even responded directly to them.
Writing for a Hill newspaper, I suggested that Gilchrest was "a veritable Lee Hamilton in terms of statesmanship and civility," and that "this Maryland Republican's style harkens back to a Congress of yesteryear where contemplative conversation regarding state and foreign affairs was commonplace".
Affairs, those most commonplace causes for deception, litter his work, and in the late 1970s and 1980s he became particularly interested in the subjectivity of history.
This sad state of affairs has become commonplace in political races at all levels of government but it is especially prevalent when the stakes are high, as they are in the Kentucky senate race.
That's probably why the idea of culture as the essential force in human affairs has now spread from academe to become a commonplace of journalism.
They are also shockingly commonplace, "the elevator music for the Arab world," as David Ignatius, an international affairs columnist for The Washington Post, puts it in "Anti-Semitism in the 21st Century: The Resurgence," a PBS documentary that is broadcast tonight.
Death and destruction is commonplace and as someone who has always liked to keep abreast of current affairs, I'm beginning to find it hard to bear at times.
Without the rigours of regular reporting, the tax affairs of the acquired company are subsumed by the web of complex corporate structures commonplace in the modern transnational enterprise.
Atomisation nozzles are commonplace.
