However, as video communication becomes more commonplace in society the role of prior experience with this medium may change, particularly if children are exposed to video communication at a very early age.
She also deeply pushed boundaries of comfort by embracing gay rights at a time when nearly no celebrity would touch the topic (much less show it on stage, TV or in movies) and she was an AIDS activist and safe sex advocate in the early days of the 80s and 90s AIDS crisis -- she contributed to the advocacy of gays becoming commonplace as she played a role, remodeling minds and attitudes.
"Part of my role is to make commonplace the experience of encountering images of black figures in the museum.
State involvement in religion in the Arab world is commonplace, but in Europe a government role can be seen as a violation of privacy and human rights.
Slowly, more women are being hired to do such jobs, and the sight of a woman in these particular roles will become more commonplace.
On the contrary, the Medical Student Research Programmes appear to stimulate an increased interest in research in a broad range of students, and also to make the research role among medical doctors more commonplace.
The role of official gadfly is not commonplace in corporations; and Myhrvold, in any case, is different from most gadflies.
A number of other studies analysing gender roles within media coverage found similar commonplace framings of unsafe sex and its consequences as 'women's problems' or concerns [ 22, 24, 44].
After just a few months in my new role, emails and calls from recruiters became commonplace, and after 1 year I moved on to my dream job.
Such commonplace convictions of the era, along with her vanguard role in pressing for the empowerment of women, imparted to her run an air of inevitability.
