Sentence examples similar to commonplace duty from inspiring English sources
Still, even allowing the bare possibility of atheistic virtue was exceedingly controversial in Shaftesbury's day (not the least because it was commonplace to hold that duties to God constituted a significant part of virtue).
Querrey has also had his fair share of freak injuries in the past, once missing a series of tournaments after falling through a glass table, but apart from a pair of heavy duty ankle protectors, commonplace among big-name players, he's trying to avoid being paranoid.
In replying to Parr, Godwin expresses regret that he had not appealed to the still more persuasive case of Brutus executing his two sons — a striking example, and a republican commonplace about justice trumping paternal duties.
Now that heavy-duty use is becoming commonplace in cars, the challenge is to see if batteries can improve enough to offer the same range as that wonder of the 20th century the internal-combustion engine.
The first is commonplace among major AAA betas: The Blackout beta for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is getting a minor extension, from 10 00 a.m.
Vengeful attacks on Muslim women became commonplace, ranging from assaults by rightwing vigilantes to people ripping veils off women's faces as part of their "public duty".
Atomisation nozzles are commonplace.
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