Sentence examples for it becomes commonplace from inspiring English sources

Allmusic writer Marisa Brown felt the band's ambient music is used to the extent that it becomes "commonplace, despite its avant-garde leanings".

We settle into life, and it becomes commonplace and knowable, until something comes along to remind us how vivid and moving it can be.

We know what it means for a building to come down; then it becomes commonplace in entertainment, until it means nothing.

"3D printing is primarily a manufacturing process and, if it comes to remote communities, I think that is only going to happen when it becomes commonplace in wider [urbanised] society," he says.

At first it is lonely and difficult – the first TiVos were rare unicorns designed for the rich and early adopters – then it becomes commonplace.

When it becomes commonplace for technical conferences to include a twinge of sexism or to uncover a startup founder's misogynistic behavior, it is a red flag that the startup fraternity culture is out of control.

WHEN the euro crisis was at its height it became commonplace for struggling European economies to insist that they were not outliers like Greece.

"To suddenly take that out of its cultural context and make it available year round — to have it become commonplace — that would be a sad thing," Lefevre said.

I weathered it, and then it became commonplace.

While this novelesque way of writing was largely shunned by his contemporaries, eventually it became commonplace.

Through his tireless working it became commonplace to see sculpture everywhere, even if it was on a plinth.