Sentence examples for most commonplace phrase from inspiring English sources

Most of all, it's a fine showcase for Power's extraordinarily eloquent playing, and his ability to transform the most commonplace phrase into something magically eloquent and memorable.

A bristling Marianne responds by telling Sir John that she "abhors every commonplace phrase by which wit is intended".

Indeed, his first great book was called Political Terrorism, a commonplace phrase these days, but in 1974, on publication, it was rather startling as a centre-stage concept.

And a feature that we ran in the Cartoon Issue demonstrated that when we give cartoonists a commonplace phrase, they can come up with an apposite drawing.

Rather, it is the responses to the simplest and most commonplace events.

Who of us has returned to a childhood home or a city that may have figured prominently in his biography without knowing full well that seeing it again was bound to be an experience at once exciting and sad? "Haunted by the past" is a commonplace phrase because it's a commonplace experience.

This is the most commonplace version of the argument.

Even the simplest and most commonplace queries touched off a burst of laughter.

Computing DE, the most commonplace first pass gene expression analysis, necessarily involves comparing a molecule to itself.

Look for the unusual, the untold and the unknown behind even the most commonplace and well known of topics.

A second series here, Hack Wit, plays on commonplace phrases, colliding and splicing them physically on the paper.