Sentence examples for commonplace state from inspiring English sources

The achievement of Mr. Drury's play, and of Mr. Dayan's restrained but compelling interpretation of it, is in how it exposes alienation as a commonplace state of mind.

Near-hysterical displays of devotion are commonplace; state media routinely run adoring columns praising his wisdom, his benign and selfless devotion to Egyptians' welfare, even the "caressing" sound of his voice.

In the United States, cameras are commonplace in state trial and appeals courts, and the lower federal courts have experimented with them.

The practice of translocating koalas became commonplace; Victorian State manager Peter Menkorst estimated that from 1923 to 2006, about 25,000 animals were translocated to more than 250 release sites across Victoria.

The committee wants to find out whether "the disturbing practices discovered at NIH are … commonplace," Barton stated.

Be warned, however, that Pennsylvania has peculiar, very old laws which have made BYOB restaurants commonplace throughout the state.

Tit-for-tat atrocities have now become commonplace across the state as rival crime groups battle for territory.

At first she wanted to see it, then she brushed off the comment as "commonplace talk among state lawmakers," Carr reported.

Mr. Hastert, 31, is being cast by his critics as the entitled son of the establishment, while detractors of Mr. Hultgren, 43, say he is representative of the dysfunction that is commonplace in the state capital.

This feeling becomes especially acute when one imagines how commonplace such a state is across cultures -- and in seats of high power.

While previously a small number of felons were able to reclaim their gun rights, the process became commonplace in many states in the late 1980s, after Congress started allowing state laws to dictate these reinstatements — part of an overhaul of federal gun laws orchestrated by the National Rifle Association.