Sentence examples for commonplace of from inspiring English sources

But to deplore endings is a commonplace of criticism.

Violent death is a commonplace of outlaw life.

China's rise is a commonplace of our times.

The big screen at home has become commonplace of late.

I love that combination of outlandish and commonplace, of public and private, of cultural and personal.

The smallest commonplace of domestic life, so amiable to the healthy mind, lacerates like a blade.

Advertisements for Equanil explained that "anxiety and tension are the commonplace of the age".

"It is the protest of romance," he wrote, "against the commonplace of life".

In rich countries it has become commonplace of late to speak of inequality in these terms.

The death of a young man unwed is a commonplace of Muslim literary anguish.

Reviewers praised Sirin's rapturous use of detail a future commonplace of Nabokov criticism.