Sentence examples similar to commonplace utterance from inspiring English sources
Contradictory utterances are a commonplace in Taoism.
This is reinforced by Cook and Hasmath (2014, 979) who suggest in their study that it is a commonplace that Internet users "embed new utterances which did not originate with them within new contexts".
It is a commonplace that the truth-value of an utterance can depend on the context in which it is uttered.
The novel is a dreamscape in which gnomic utterances, mis-said and misheard words and frightful journeys become commonplace.
Character/Content Since Kaplan's work on indexicals and demonstratives, (Kaplan 1989) it is commonplace to distinguish between the character of an expression and the content of an utterance of an expression.
Truncated utterance: "Erm.
Mannered utterance often turns impenetrable.
A historian should not try to astonish his readers by sensationalism, nor, like the tragic poets, seek after men's probable utterances and enumerate all the possible consequences of the events under consideration, but simply record what really happened and was said, however commonplace.
