Sentence examples for some commonplace from inspiring English sources
We eliminated a few proper names and some commonplace words that were apparently clicked inadvertently.
Even some commonplace illnesses are starting to show resistance to previously simple antibiotic treatments.
One is the relative scarcity of some commonplace aspects of black life.
There have already been many birthday greetings, some heartfelt, some perfunctory, along with numerous reflections on the meaning of the occasion, some profound, some commonplace.
They shouldn't be intimidated from voicing full-throated opposition to those policies — including some commonplace hyperbole — by unsubstantiated accusations of racism.
Here are some commonplace arguments against gay marriage: Marriage is an ancient institution that has always been defined as the union of one man and one woman, and we meddle with that definition at our peril.
Xuereb had provided the runners with roughly 20 substances, some of them commonplace, some of them more unusual, according to an e-mail obtained by The New York Times.
In some cases, commonplace behaviors like managing cookies, changing browser headers, using VPNs, and even protecting one's mobile phone from being identified could be construed as an attempt to exceed authorized access to content.
It seems odd that someone so clever, who had spent so much of her life dealing with Christianity, should find out some fairly commonplace things about her former religion only through making a television programme.
While a mansion in Zoute usually sells for €2.5 million to €6 million, the highest prices on the Belgian coast, the average cost of a detached house in town, which includes some more commonplace homes in the western end, is around €1.2 million.
And his drawings for his father's fascinating 1825 tableau of the Thames, a boxed set of cards Havell Sr. called "Natuorama, or Endless Transposition of Views on the Thames," could be arranged and rearranged in any order; but the near bank of the river always features cattle or a loaded barge or some other commonplace, while the far side offers a series of gracious homes set on sloping lawns.
