Sentence examples for largely commonplace from inspiring English sources

Migraine episodes are largely commonplace with regular onset patterns –either at night or in the early morning following bouts of disturbed sleep- suggesting that sleep patterns may influence or exacerbate migraine symptoms [18,58].

Today the company announced Social Communities, a private social networking service where users can engage with customers and partners using some of the features that have largely become commonplace in this era of social media.

These extra large measurements are commonplace in analog watches, however digital watches have largely ignored this trend of oversized cases.

Indeed, such large-scale exhibitions have become so commonplace that they have been rendered largely unremarkable.

Midnight screenings are commonplace at film festivals, largely to the ire of sleep-deprived film journalists.

Boetti was a part of the Arte Povera movement, consisting of a group of individuals largely interested in creating art from commonplace materials.

Brutal customs that were commonplace for millennia have been largely abolished: cannibalism, human sacrifice, heretic-burning, chattel slavery, punitive mutilation, sadistic executions.

The mutable singletons that were commonplace in OSCAR3 have been largely removed.

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

The wild, which had become largely alien to everyday European experience, was here commonplace, particularly in the West.

Jim Cogswell's works are humorous charcoal drawings -- the image of an artist drawing can be discerned in the largely abstract composition -- and look like that commonplace medium, even though "the drawing is built in Adobe Illustrator".