The phrase "commonplace without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is ordinary or familiar, often in a negative or dismissive way. Example: The city was a place of constant noise and chaos, but the peaceful park was a welcome respite - a commonplace without the hustle and bustle of city life.
The actors speak English in their own accents, and since the writing is commonplace — without flavor or idiosyncrasy — no one seems at home.
Ultimately, when an economic paradigm develops that values the financial benefits of ecosystems then safeguarding nature and increasing biodiversity will become commonplace without the need for endless campaigning.
Our acceptance of this phenomenon as commonplace, without any meaningful expression of discontent over being forced to sift from among the deluge of Hello Kitty content riddling major news outlets to find actual news -- now that's worth taking a moment to discuss.
For humans, these collaborative messages are commonplace, even without the use of language.
He could have been inspired by a nationwide, severe epidemic of yellow fever in 1841 (a year before he wrote The Masque of Red Death), but yellow fever was a commonplace disease without any mystery attached to it.
His ideology shifted over time, but his approach was always the same: exposing and attacking the flaws in commonplace arguments, often without any sense of proportion.
Fisk chooses his New York imagery with the grounded sense of what an onlooker would say is commonplace and ordinary without veering into cliché.
Without a commonplace standard like dolcetto, how would we comprehend the magnificence of a Barolo?
According to Gregory Keating, who teaches professional business practices at the University of Southern California Law School, disputes between lawyers over who owns what in a legal file are commonplace but often resolved without trial.
Apart from Naga being the best actor to come out of the Arab world in a long, long while (dare I say, since Omar Sharif Yeahh, I do!) Najjar possesses a great talent for keeping her audience intrigued, without using commonplace cinematic tactics.
They simply didn't believe it was possible to run the spectacular times that had now become commonplace on the marathon circuit without illegal assistance.
