Sentence examples for commonplace ritual from inspiring English sources

Trade in such mundane resources was a commonplace ritual as team members negotiated to locate the items required for everyday patient care.

A commonplace modern ritual gave me a deeper connection to today's Athenians.

Oral suction is no longer a part of most Jewish circumcisions, but among the more than 250,000 ultra-Orthodox Jews in the New York area, the ritual remains commonplace.

Over the last few years, it has become commonplace to describe the ritual-abuse trials as witch hunts, and surely that's as good a metaphor as any.

Ugly shopping scenes, a few involving injuries, have become commonplace during the bargain-hunting ritual known as Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving.

This bougie club ritual has become commonplace among the elite in the orbiting cities.On the back of the vinyl release and on the cover of the digital release you can view a scene of Silkie perched high above a crowd in a low orbiting club playing his music as an ancient machine opens up and somehow transforms people from within".

But this novel is more commonplace than its preoccupations with history, ritual and the afterworld would suggest.

Since the Mari were just about the last pagans in Europe to be converted a few hundred years ago, Mari El is the only republic on the European continent where pagan rituals and shamanism are still commonplace.

Even as death becomes so commonplace that traditional mourning periods are shortened and rituals are overlooked, people learn to make do, to live with their new reality.

This ritual of education bashing has become so commonplace that it's easy not to notice and move on.

But because they lack the lurid storyline of a twisted sicko with compelling quirks and graphic rituals, this in many ways more horrific and commonplace form of mass brutality flies under the radar for most of the public.