Sentence examples for feels commonplace from inspiring English sources

It feels commonplace, scarcely worth noticing.

Snyder is often heralded for the visual imagery that he brings to his films -- it almost feels commonplace now, but when the original "300" was released, its visual style was groundbreaking -- yet, most of his features are divided equally on both sides of the critical argument.

Back then, Pet Shop Boys felt commonplace.

But it was not enough to salvage a night when their ace — a player for whom brilliance has felt commonplace — pitched below his own lofty standard.

The daily reality of trauma and violence "feels very commonplace for the kids, unfortunately," said Parker Swanson, a 26-year-old teacher at the Morton School of Excellence on the West Side who coaches in the program.

But elsewhere, Wilder Mind feels wearyingly flat and commonplace.

But practicality is something of a commonplace; it feels a bit too aligned with the dreary expression "a woman's work".

The internet is an increasingly nasty and dark place the MAGA Nazis empowered by Trump's rise to power, leftists and liberals tearing one another apart, the nonstop stream of cyberbullying that's become so commonplace it feels mundane.

With the sign, for example, critics felt he flouted commonplace traffic island requirements that limit the chances for wayward trucks to crash.

Set in a British prison where violence and intimidation are commonplace, Starred Up feels like a homegrown version of the French film A Prophet.

Black people dying at the hands of injustice has become so commonplace that our world feels like simulated, too.