Sentence examples for commonplace that from inspiring English sources

A still image can seem fairly commonplace; that is how the world has been portrayed for millenniums.

Due to demand for low carbon manufacturing, systems might become commonplace that are particularly 'green'.

It's a commonplace that Europe's population is declining.

Death was so commonplace that nothing was mentioned.

IT IS a commonplace that American consumers have kept the world economy spinning.

He is presumably trying to tell us that corporate crime is so commonplace that it's banal.

After a while it was so commonplace that one became immune to it.

They got bored with her plight, which was rather commonplace that year.

SOME things are so commonplace that it is easy to take them for granted.

It's a commonplace that "Johnny Guitar" is a proto-feminist masterwork.

It is so commonplace that this no longer even registers as news.