Sentence examples for of a commonplace from inspiring English sources

Almost immediately, there was an explosion of interest in this exotic form of a commonplace material.

The proliferation of a commonplace — or vernacular — photography is a much more profound change.

Historia de Simona was a rare example of a commonplace topic transformed into a masterpiece.

Since the book was published, this analysis has become something of a commonplace.

It's a dichotomy that has become something of a commonplace in movies these days.

But practicality is something of a commonplace; it feels a bit too aligned with the dreary expression "a woman's work".

A friend writes: I was down in Washington the other day & I was witness to a commonplace of our times.

The phrase the Golden Age of Hollywood is part of the vernacular, a commonplace of film commentary.

Eggleston bestows on all of these a commonplace, almost aching, beauty.

For a start, it can be produced cheaply from a foam of polyurethane, a commonplace plastic used as packing material.

As promised, he has launched a serious crackdown on the sort of corruption that is a commonplace feature of petro-states, firing officials accused of blatant thievery.