Sentence examples for commonplace reading from inspiring English sources

Not exactly commonplace reading material on a 10-year-old's nightstand.

COMMONPLACE reading matter may be increasingly reduced to pixels on a digital device, but the book as an art form still has its fans.

Even as photography grew commonplace, reading material gave sitters something to focus on to alleviate the self-consciousness that often accompanies sitting for a portrait session.

It's beginning to appear that I, for one, will not live to see these disapproving Jewish readers of mine attain that level of tolerant sophistication, free from knee-jerk prudery, that has long been commonplace among African-Americans when reading their own writers.

In his 1998 book, Talking Back to Ritalin: What Doctors Aren't Telling you About Stimulants for Children, Peter Breggin, MD described the use of ritalin in schools as commonplace as the teaching of reading, writing, and arithmetic.

Given the observations above, it is natural to speculate that conventional RNA-Seq with 10 billion reads will be commonplace in the near future and to ask whether technologies such as CaptureSeq are truly necessary.

Today this argument is in danger of becoming commonplace, at least among the set who read The National Interest, the latest issue of which is practically an American Empire Special Edition.

According to the 2008 Energy Act, these read-out devices should become commonplace in our homes.

Another 63 million are at the Basic literacy level and are only able to read and understand short and commonplace texts [ 1].

But NuCaptcha says that as computer hacks and spam bots become more commonplace, companies have made captchas more difficult to read and non user-friendly.

It's commonplace to hear people say that they cannot read on the computer screen.