Sentence examples for commonplace today from inspiring English sources

The reason for a lack of patience is the unending technologies that are commonplace today.

In the future an album like this will be commonplace; today, it's radical.

It's a look that is commonplace today but 30 years ago was fresh and new.

Could it be that what many considered lunacy by Stanley Tam is becoming commonplace today?

It is commonplace today for schools either to claim a "need blind" admissions policy or to aspire to one.

The transplants that are commonplace today — kidney, liver, heart — have been performed clinically for no more than thirty-five years.

In aviation, what sounds outlandish today may be commonplace tomorrow.

"It was advertised as a 'trophy' loft, which was commonplace five years ago," he said.

But that kind of warm welcome has hardly been commonplace this fall.

This death toll is believed to be the highest since fatality disclosures to shareholders became commonplace four years ago.

While tobacco lawsuits have become somewhat commonplace, yesterday's award was the first in which a third-party litigant like an insurance carrier, rather than individual smokers, won a judgment against Big Tobacco.