Sentence examples for commonplace by from inspiring English sources

However, it had become a commonplace by the beginning of the 21st century.

Such shows of force are viewed as commonplace by many South Koreans.

In other words, centenarians like George will be commonplace by the time I'm his age.

He hopes that digital projectors will be commonplace by the time the last of the trilogy is ready.

Many of the recommendations that seemed radical when he first made them were commonplace by the end of his career.

All of this was supposed to be commonplace by the early 2000s and certainly well before 2010.

In reality, gun violence tends to be provoked by commonplace situations faced by people who do not stand out as particularly remarkable in terms of their mental well-being, he added.

And, at the same time, drones are becoming commonplace — used by the government in counterterrorism efforts and by hobbyists — prompting discussions about the long-term impact on privacy.

A bristling Marianne responds by telling Sir John that she "abhors every commonplace phrase by which wit is intended".

By offering no alternative framings of abortion as unremarkable and commonplace, and by putting conflict centre-stage as a feature of public discourse on abortion, the controversy and stigma of abortion are perpetuated.

Firsthand encounters with the sacred were commonplace claims by even respected, "modern" Americans.