Sentence examples for of the commonplace from inspiring English sources
It is a kingdom of the commonplace.
Inventive fiction by a troubadour of the commonplace.
His apprehension of everything seems to be shaped by an abhorrence of the commonplace or rather of a prosaic understanding of the commonplace.
Another version of the commonplace is, no man is above the law.
There has always been something of the commonplace book in blogs and tweets.
The film operates without fear of the commonplace: the script is by-the-numbers, too.
As an exquisite examination of the commonplace, the novel inhabits unremarkable territory.
Jean Cocteau once advocated a kind of art he termed a "rehabilitation of the commonplace".
Both typify what Arthur Danto has called "the transfiguration of the commonplace".
He had a sharp eye and even sharper ear for the underlying magic of the commonplace.
Luxury, in the modern sense, means the transformation of the commonplace, in Arthur Danto's phrase.
