Sentence examples for has claimed commonplace from inspiring English sources

It's not the first time the tech industry has claimed commonplace language as its own.

The Liverpool striker had claimed a defence of cultural differences, saying it was commonplace to call people "negro" in his home country of Uruguay and that the term was not offensive there.

Local fishermen have claims.

It has become commonplace to claim that Powell's speech had the opposite impact to that intended; making it impossible for mainstream politicians to discuss immigration openly.

Robo-signing has been commonplace.

COLORBLIND casting has become commonplace in opera.

This edge has eroded as financial engineering has become commonplace.

But the manoeuvre, once rare, has become commonplace.

Such reasoning, it appears, has become commonplace in medicine.

The identification of new species has become commonplace.

Special reporting has been commonplace throughout the paper's history.