Sentence examples for commonplace all over from inspiring English sources
Medically unexplained symptoms are commonplace all over the world; as many as a third of patients reporting physical symptoms in America today are not given a diagnosis.
Though officially Communist, Vietnam has been opening up economically along the Chinese model, and displays of affluence are becoming increasingly commonplace all over the country.
I'd argue that Coleman's influence has been very significant in the jazz of the past two decades, as a part of a general merging of the rhythms of contemporary dance forms like hip-hop with earlier jazz conceptions of swing, which has now become commonplace all over the jazz world.
In an especially encouraging development, American — and new American — opera has become commonplace all over the land.
When it comes to identifying bad behavior and treating it like a rogue incident that needs to be stamped out — as opposed to a practice that's commonplace all over the league — no one is more effective than the NFL.
But in other ways it is commonplace, because all over the country, people are taking houses that were typical of the country's first suburbs are refashioning them in ways that are more consistent with their own visions and more in keeping with how people live now.
Novelty treatments — mini-perforations, all-over grommets, laser cuts, swirls of embroidery and patchworks effects — played their parts in lifting leather out of the commonplace and cementing its status as a look for all seasons.
Seeing items from Japan like TVs and cars all over the US is nothing but commonplace these days.
"Illegal insider trading has become all too commonplace in all too many quarters".
The Netherlands, where temping and contract work has been commonplace for over a decade, continues to deregulate its labor markets.
