Sentence examples similar to commonplace hardships from inspiring English sources
"But one thing that has always been tough for me to deal with is just how commonplace the hardship and tragedy is that our students have to deal with".
A visual trek through the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries with seasoned historian and expert on medieval iconography Chiara Frugoni as guide this book offers a vast array of images and vignettes that depicts the everyday hardships and commonplace pleasures for people living in the Middle Ages...
Moreover, she wants these conversations about death and loss and hardship to become more commonplace.
First there had been complaints that soldiers' digs, particularly in Paris, had been at best rudimentary, at worst plagued with leaks, lack of heating and extreme hardship – conditions seen as commonplace in warzones abroad but at home seen as unacceptable.
A recently published Korean commonplace book defines it as "resentment, sorrow, sense of loss and hardship, stifled passion and love, or the frustration of the downtrodden".
Atomisation nozzles are commonplace.
