Sentence examples for so commonplace that from inspiring English sources
Death was so commonplace that nothing was mentioned.
He is presumably trying to tell us that corporate crime is so commonplace that it's banal.
After a while it was so commonplace that one became immune to it.
SOME things are so commonplace that it is easy to take them for granted.
It is so commonplace that this no longer even registers as news.
Slavery and associated attitudes were so commonplace that they were taken for granted.
Indeed, such large-scale exhibitions have become so commonplace that they have been rendered largely unremarkable.
"The word is so commonplace that its shock value seems quite lost".
They are so commonplace that it's easy to see why newspaper editors have become immune to them.
TV adverts based on stolen ideas are so commonplace that Private Eye has a regular item devoted to the phenomenon.
By the 1960s globe-trotting professors were so commonplace that they had become the butt of jokes.
