Sentence examples for other commonplace from inspiring English sources

In fact, like other commonplace ingredients, beans too often fail to get their culinary due.

Everyday, we talk about religion as though it were a demographic category equivalent to other commonplace categories: gender, race, age, sexuality, ethnicity, nationality.

I think the letter and other commonplace pieces of memorabilia such as this cater to a yearning we all carry within us.

Lyudmila's repeated applications for an exit visa were denied.That could have been the end, among millions of other commonplace tragedies in the decades that the Kremlin devoted to creating paradise on earth.

At What Cost, a public art project, investigates the ground-level labor abuses behind sugar, coffee, tomatoes and other commonplace commodities by showing the stories of 10 workers who have endured extreme conditions.

Mr. Howland said that research he engaged in found that fear of falling exceeded other commonplace anxieties like fear of being robbed in the street, fear of forgetting an appointment and fear of financial problems.

"The Last Road Trip" (2000), a computer-animated film by a Dutch artist, Arno Coenen, takes the viewer on a satirical, psychedelic tour of urbanized Southern California, touching on American ways of fast food, police surveillance, neon signage and pornography, among other commonplaces.

Kept by W.H. Auden, among others, commonplace books are storehouses, savings banks, salt pits, honey combs, golden gatesof great value, writes Herrick, the ultimate bookworm, who has shared his multifaceted finds on our pages before.

In the early days of graphical user interfaces, designers employed familiar devices, such as folders, trash cans and other objects commonplace in the office.

Like the Robertson Panel, the committee concluded that there was no evidence of anything other than commonplace phenomena in the reports and that UFOs did not warrant further investigation.

Illustrating the festival spirit which had taken hold, with local businesses selling tea and coffee to those queuing, Fraser-King had met some locals who were going to take the three of them to see some of the other more commonplace sights in Leicester before they began the drive home.