Sentence examples for how commonplace from inspiring English sources

What is different is how commonplace such reporting is now.

It shows on how commonplace and unpromising a foundation a myth of European celebrity may rest".

How commonplace was such behaviour in the industry at the time?

Swerving and sliding over is citizenship, and the startling thing is how commonplace and easy it is.

Here's a sampling of readers' comments about Anthony Tommasini's column on how commonplace virtuoso's have become in classical music.

A transcript of one wiretap from the investigation offers a sense of just how commonplace the practice is.

They show with compact simplicity how even commonplace sensations become sources of insight.

The project of Glenn's book is to show how relatively commonplace Gesualdo's experiences were.

Or, as seems more likely, did Beethoven hear, in the earthiness of the German dance, a chance to demonstrate through his virtuosity how the commonplace can yield both metaphysical exploration and radical transformation?

But how quickly the commonplace things that people do become mysteries when circumstances change.

Here, though, at first reading, many documents seem more weightless than they should, at least until we step back from their presentation, think of their implications, and realize just how far from commonplace the war's immensity really is, and how much more there is to understand.