Sentence examples for commonplace in Spanish from inspiring English sources

This principle was commonplace in Spanish scholasticism and rationalist philosophy, but had never been applied in case law.

The siesta used to be commonplace in Spanish-speaking countries, but the tradition was already waning as Latin America's economies developed throughout the '80s and '90s.

But in Miami, some residents say, greeting a stranger in Spanish is more commonplace than in any other high-density Latino city in the U.S. Eileen Zelek, a Miami native whose father is from Connecticut and whose mother is from Cuba, says she has become used to being greeted in Spanish in her hometown.

In Spanish.

Spanish-only speakers were queried in Spanish.

He replied in Spanish.

Help!' in Spanish.

[5] In Spanish: Olivenza.

(Some are in Spanish).

Do it in Spanish.

In Spanish and German.