Sentence examples for commonplace expectation from inspiring English sources

The real-time nature of content has become a commonplace expectation among most influencers and their followers.

His pleasure was the systematic defeat of commonplace expectations, whether it was in the ironic ending of The Killing or in the refusal to reprieve the audience, or the cowardly officer in charge of the firing squad, from witnessing the shooting of the three "crucified" soldiers in Paths of Glory.

What makes Machiavelli a troubling yet stimulating thinker is that, in his attempt to draw different conclusions from the commonplace expectations of his audience, he still incorporated important features of precisely the conventions he was challenging.

No one can pretend that a grand destiny must lie before them on Sunday and it could be that the prospect of a commonplace struggle will relieve them of undue expectations.

It is a broken expectation that transforms this commonplace scene into something awesome (and awful).

"The issue is growing in importance as communication online by email and social media has become commonplace, even as the norms and expectations for such communication remain unsettled," they wrote.

The claims and counter-claims in recent weeks have given the French the dizzying sensation of being transported back to an era when such misdeeds were commonplace, before rules were tightened and expectations of probity raised.

Paying particular attention to template design and linguistic and visual commonplaces that inform genre expectations for gendered identity performances in this space, this rhetorical analysis focuses on the author's online dating profile.

3 4 Before 1960, administration of inert substances to promote placebo effects or to satisfy patients' expectations of receiving a prescribed treatment was commonplace in medical practice.

Mr. Knott said the price reflected the expectation that values would decline further as distress sales became commonplace.

The presence or expectation of an evidence base to a policy or practice has become commonplace, specifically in the public health field which tends to value evidence above ideological concerns [ 1, 2].