Sentence examples for exactly commonplace from inspiring English sources

Even in beat-generation Greenwich Village, New York City, circa 1959, interracial couples weren't exactly commonplace.

Not exactly commonplace reading material on a 10-year-old's nightstand.

While not exactly commonplace, this work is valued today in a way that my mother's effort was not.

These characters and their names, not completely Dickensian, or even Pynchonian, but not exactly commonplace either, are emblematic of Patrick DeWitt's novel "The Sisters Brothers" — not always serious, not always funny, sometimes derivative of old westerns, sometimes a parody of them.

Food recalls are, while not exactly commonplace, at least expected now and then.

It's not exactly commonplace to spend many months contemplating the frailty of the body, the complete insecurity and instability of life, the nature and meaning of suffering".

This was just commonplace.

Bradbury says it's all about a desire not to dwell too much on the negative, which isn't exactly a commonplace ethos on TV in 2016.

Rap music has certainly evolved over the decades to become a pretty mainstream thing, but the act of rapping itself is not exactly seen as a commonplace hobby.

Though the merits of Hollywood genre filmmaking went widely unacknowledged by American critics and by the industry sixty years ago, they are now commonplaces — which is exactly why the system today is the home to radical cinema, with directors working in modes that are less subordinated to genre and more conducive to a thoroughly original and personal mode of expression.

He must have desired it too much and could not cope with the spat with Materazzi exactly because it was all too commonplace.