Sentence examples for commonplace enough from inspiring English sources

The couple's plight is commonplace enough.

Gay, lesbian and bisexual characters have become commonplace enough on TV shows that such an observation can be made, such a pattern divined.

The scheme, it said, focused on electronic components that are commonplace enough in the United States to circulate freely in the domestic market.

The scheme focused on chips and other electronic components that are commonplace enough in the United States to circulate freely in the domestic market.

But spaceflight in the shuttle, though risky, has become almost commonplace, enough for senators and other non-astronauts to take an occasional ride.

It's commonplace enough to make bringing it up feel tiresome if not gauche, in the same way that baristas in Hollywood learn that "I served a celebrity a latte" is something almost all of their peers can claim.

It's the sort of performance that will never become commonplace, extraordinary and remarkable enough to warrant a few hours of your time.

It has become commonplace to say that enough was known about Trump's shady business before he was elected; his followers voted for him precisely because they liked that he was someone willing to do whatever it takes to succeed, and they also believe that all rich businesspeople have to do shady things from time to time.

And while they trend more interesting than commonplace, that's not enough.

Both those realizations came before detailed research into period style was commonplace, and they occurred early enough in Mr. Mackerras's career to win him considerable attention.

There is still room enough inside this commonplace observation for an author to fill it with tragedy or satire, according to personal inclination.