Sentence examples for commonplace face from inspiring English sources

Only Mosse was ready to make an occasional hostile point, broadly echoing Emily's sister Charlotte's famous verdict on Austen's work ("a carefully fenced, highly cultivated garden" where Charlotte wanted "open country – fresh air"; an accurate portrait of "a commonplace face" where she wanted "a bright vivid physiognomy"), though tellingly not quoting it – too unsisterly?

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.

Some things have become commonplace: Children's faces on milk cartons and on breaks during television newscasts.

Pinned under tons of smashed masonry and twisted metal, they keep talking to each other to keep despair and sleep at bay, and you get the sense that it's their first real conversation, an exchange of commonplaces in the face of death.

Hypoxic stress, that occurs when cellular oxygen demand is higher than its supply, is a commonplace in tissues faced with infection and inflammation [7, 8].

The filtered wizardry of apps such as Prisma and Artisto will become globally commonplace as will the face masks mentioned above from MSQRD and Looksery.

Shattered bones or patients missing half their face are commonplace.

An unsigned artist looking for a gig in Nashville is as commonplace as a handsome face waiting in line for a Hollywood audition.

Snapshots — small prints with basic compositions, smiling faces and commonplace subject matter — have not traditionally interested professional photographers and art historians.

Some of the challenges ACORN faced are commonplace among progressive organizations and leaders.

With four siblings at its center, Knowles's story is about a family who run a restaurant and the commonplace and serious traumas they face.