Sentence examples for make commonplace from inspiring English sources

Aerial, however, is packed with songs that make commonplace events sound extraordinary.

Hanssen Pigott loved the intensity of Morandi's gaze, his ability to make commonplace utility objects into something poetic.

"Part of my role is to make commonplace the experience of encountering images of black figures in the museum.

He uses familiar devices and situations in order to defamiliarize them; he relies on sketch-like foregrounding of genre characters nearly stock characters in order to make commonplace, banal experiences burst forth like new to convey philosophically rich and politically potent ideas about the state of race relations in America.

Repeated "uhms" and "ers" tend to undermine the credibility of a speaker, because they make commonplace lapses in thought audible.

But it is also a smart reworking of the genre tropes those books made commonplace.

Cocteau's typical touch of the mythic made commonplace fused wonderfully with Petit's naturalism (as opposed to realism) and use of ballet bravura.

The latter's unfined Citra Cascade (its multi-award winning porter was another option) was exactly the kind of hop-loaded, lemony fresh, lychee-tinged reviver that the craft beer revolution has – thankfully - made commonplace.

In fact, its primary appeal was the fact that it largely did away with control elements inherited from the desktop, dropping buttons in favor of gestures made commonplace thanks to the success of iOS.

You need only take one look at the stories of new confectioner and chocolatier businesses made commonplace on SecondAct.com, a site dedicated to stories of people finding new careers after being laid-off.

Swiss artist Zimoun makes commonplace objects come alive embedding cardboard boxes, trash bags, cotton balls, and more with a playful spirit (and motors) that's not unlike ghostly possession.