Sentence examples for making it commonplace from inspiring English sources

The idea of banality is tempting because it seems to solve the problem of evil, making it commonplace, philosophically philistine.

There are fewer bureaucratic hurdles than before, and the bursting of the internet bubble has reduced the stigma of failure by making it commonplace.

Perhaps it would help if sportswomen from all disciplines started talking more openly about the subject, making it commonplace rather than taboo.

Musicals evoke a specific kind of joy, and nothing is as mesmerizing as being drawn into a masterfully staged song-and-dance number on the big screen: music videos have diminished that pleasure a bit by miniaturizing it and making it commonplace.

Stunned by the strangeness of the experience — in an era before commercial aviation made it commonplace to see the world from the air — he wrote: In the mounting wonders of the city to be, humanity will mount also.

Unfortunately, it remains stunted by the absence of a handset not only popular enough to make it commonplace, but also technically capable on the hardware and network side.

We just didn't have phone cameras to broadcast it to the world and to make it commonplace.

By incessantly attacking his birthplace and religion, the right made it commonplace to cast doubt on Obama's motives as those of an outsider who doesn't have America's best interest at heart.

People can purchase affordable, limited-edition prints of the work to hang in their homes, which can pay artists and put women's work into more places, making it more commonplace.

We expect that new computational methods like ours will catalyse routine genome-wide analysis of alternative splicing, making it as commonplace as genome-wide analysis of gene expression.

i've tried in It's Not Over to do what he asked us all to do in that book: to popularize the word "covering" and make it as commonplace as the word "closet".