Sentence examples for more commonplace yet from inspiring English sources
A grilled half chicken ($6.75) might seem even more commonplace, yet this one is uncommonly juicy and enticingly flavored with lemon grass.
In a statement, Alex Neill, MD of the group's home products and services division, said: "Data breaches are now more commonplace and yet many people have no idea what to do or who to turn to when their personal data is compromised.
A "60 Minutes" report now shows the motives of the murder may have been more complicated -- and yet more commonplace.
This will become more commonplace.
Dirty tricks are becoming more commonplace.
Instead, something considerably more commonplace happened.
Charlottesville has made doxxing even more commonplace.
A year from now, it'll be more commonplace".
During Australia's colonization animal husbandry became more commonplace.
Italian delicatessens are more commonplace in Connecticut than nutmeg trees.
In Ruth's day, complete games were more commonplace.
