Sentence examples for commonplace response from inspiring English sources

To Trump and his advisers — including then-campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and then-political director Michael Glassner — the idea was a commonplace response aimed at the heart of the problem: radical Islam.

When even a more progressive white person is challenged about systemic or individual racism, the commonplace response is usually to capsize into fragility, protecting the intentions of white people over the impact on people of color.

The change comes after growing speculation that tipping Uber drivers could become commonplace in response to class action challenges in California and Massachusetts.

Historically speaking, in the early 1980s, hospices and living wills, a type of advanced directive, became more commonplace in response to concerns about the cost of end-of-life care.

Also commonplace was the response of politicians and members of rightwing Hindu groups who trooped through the alley to Saxena's house in the hope of making political capital from the murder of a young Hindu lad by a Muslim.

The DG model cannot produce responses with a prominent lag but no overshoot even though such responses are commonplace in slow domains.

As its impact becomes more commonplace and public policy responses more active, climate change has become a material risk that isn't properly disclosed".

This mode of expression is breeding a generation that is doing two problematic things simultaneously: having overblown emotional responses to commonplace events, while also being utterly unable to express appropriate and coherent emotions.

It is still a commonplace belief that the best response in the face of abuse is to play brilliantly and show no fear, a variation on the George Herbert line that living well is the best revenge.

While it is commonplace to enhance the immune response through the administration of biological or chemical adjuvants, new strategies are emerging using a combination of physical delivery systems to synergistically increase gene delivery [61 63].

For example, when a trial witness answers a question with an unresponsive and highly prejudicial response, it is commonplace for the judge to strike the answer and admonish the jury to disregard the witness's statement.