Sentence examples for commonplace understanding from inspiring English sources

Bowlers win matches, the commonplace understanding goes.

According to the commonplace understanding, hearing speech involves hearing sounds.

That early use adopted a commonplace understanding of personal identity.

But, as Bos (2013) shows, Regius may have accepted the limits of human knowledge, based on reason and experience, and also adopted a commonplace understanding of the certainty of Scripture.

His apprehension of everything seems to be shaped by an abhorrence of the commonplace or rather of a prosaic understanding of the commonplace.

While extensive monsoonal dilution of lagoons is relatively commonplace, detailed understanding of the impacts of high-magnitude flooding remains quite critical in deciding whether such events would impact salinity and its regime shifts (e.g. Jeppesen et al. 2007).

Until comprehensive, theory-driven evaluations of Lean implementation in health care become more commonplace, our understanding of how and why Lean may work remains incomplete.

It may seem utopian under the myths that have become commonplace in the American understanding of Afghanistan.

Hilde Hein pursues this point by suggesting that museums might divert traditional interest in "masterworks" and aim at understanding more commonplace objects and their meanings, thus inverting the usual hierarchy of values manifest in museum and gallery displays (Hein 2010).

These are histories which were once commonplace, and critical to understanding the relationships between human and whenua.

The circus haunts our subconscious like some kind of childhood bestiary - filled with fantastical creatures and explosions, danger and allure - all setting our understanding of commonplace reality on its ear.