And it is an invention because, having thus come into existence, people have bent it to their will and made something they like from it.She loves youShakespeare's famous quote was, of course, based on commonplace observation.
Vividly coloured yarns were used to weave into the rugs and blankets a broad range of decorative motifs based on commonplace modern objects; representations of automobiles, bottles, tomato cans, and airplanes, for example, found their way into the formerly dignified and restrained fabrics.
The now commonplace classic shock classification based on global hemodynamics is invaluable in optimizing systemic circulation and oxygen delivery.
Morgan Freeman plays Dr. Samuel Norman, a neuroscientist with an audacious theory based on the commonplace fictional fact that human beings use only a small percentage of their brains.
Subtle and commonplace, these "microaggressions" communicate insult based on aspects of a person's identity, such as race, gender, or socioeconomic status.
Such schemes, now commonplace but then almost unknown, are based on women's ability to save small sums while working in solidarity with their neighbours, with shared targets of building up enough money to start constructing small homes or begin small businesses.
And soon it will be commonplace to match ads to viewers based on social graph interests, location, device type, and viewing history.
Legends of Terra Australis Incognita an "unknown land of the South"—date back to Roman times and were commonplace in medieval geography, although not based on any documented knowledge of the continent.
In the "good-old-days" of hiring employees it used to be commonplace to give someone a chance based on trust, a firm handshake and their word, which was "solid as oak".
The statement will include language like the following excerpt: "I hereby acknowledge...the work environment is one in which joking and innuendo based on female sex appeal is commonplace".
