Sentence examples for linked by a commonplace from inspiring English sources
They are linked by a commonplace circuit: mutual inhibition.
That biological, technological, and social networks are organized in a modular fashion is by now a commonplace observation.
Separate each link by a dash.
The Affordable Care Act roll-out was plagued by bugs, certainly a commonplace experience with large-scale digital launches.
However, it had become a commonplace by the beginning of the 21st century.
By now, it's a commonplace for sportswriters to describe A.A.U.
By now it's a commonplace that William Eggleston more or less invented fine-art colour photography.
Similarly, Jeff Bercovici at Forbes points out: "It's a commonplace by now at Fox that the President is a socialist".
The manipulation of wartime commemoration in China by the CCP exists as a commonplace in English-language scholarship.
An unusual item in this series is a commonplace book prepared by Pierpont Potter to honor his son, Thaddeus Potter.
