Sentence examples for commonplace examples of from inspiring English sources

The extension of Islam and muslim migration to Europe are commonplace examples of Middle Eastern influence elsewhere.

The gooey substance produced by mixing cornstarch with a little water is a commonplace example of such a material.

Take, for example, a commonplace example of the courtroom and how evidence is used.

Its relatively unadorned style may even communicate more effectively than James's enviable elegance of expression, rhetorical intimacy, and democratic inclination toward commonplace examples and illustrations.

Another commonplace example comes from the construction industry and the chemical industry.

Perhaps most dramatic and commonplace biological example of spontaneous order derived from a less ordered state is the development of a single cell, the zygote, into a complex multicellular (billions of cells), adult human possessing dozens of specialized organs, tissue classes, and terminally differentiated cell types.

She and two boys, Eric Mancilla, 16, of Little Falls and Shannon Carroll, 17, of Clifton offered themselves as examples of how commonplace drugs are in small towns and suburbs around the state.

Such examples of inadequate skills are commonplace in developing countries, particularly in remote areas.

And, as medical marijuana becomes more commonplace, the examples we see of communities being strengthened and individuals leading healthier lives serve to dispel the previous myths that led to prohibition.

Examples of this indifference to musicians are commonplace.

Both are superb examples of a melodic and emotional frankness that used to be much more commonplace in jazz.