Sentence examples for commonplace now from inspiring English sources
"The Goelet celebrates something that is commonplace now.
A Zaha Hadid-designed wine tasting pavilion (above) or stemless Riedel wineglass may seem commonplace now.
It's a commonplace now to observe that the First Amendment's ideological valence has flipped.
It is utterly commonplace now for patients to go on television and give medical advice.
Bartok cycles are commonplace now: young quartets have taken to playing all six at a sitting.
And it raises the possibility that a pro-life liberalism — that once-commonplace, now-mythical persuasion — would actually have a stronger argument to make than the one Texas's critics are making now.
Commonplace variations now look like defects.
"This is quite commonplace, and now, it's quite dangerous," Mr. Schachter said.
Similarly, Jeff Bercovici at Forbes points out: "It's a commonplace by now at Fox that the President is a socialist".
The electronic tagging of criminals is commonplace but now some forces are starting to experiment with more controversial uses.
