Sentence examples for sort of commonplace from inspiring English sources

That kind of thing was sort of commonplace.

The jotter you'd create would be a sort of commonplace book full of paradox and conflicting ideas, shocking facts and redemptive anecdotes, turbulent with two or three millennia of human thought.

It is a sort of digital commonplace book.

"It's perfect because it sort of embodies the commonplace, ordinary low art of the 'happy days' greeting.

Will this sort of thing become commonplace?

Baseball's status was, in fact, the product of happenstance of a sort surprisingly commonplace in the law.

Americans cherish the sort of training that is commonplace with British actors.

Few people in Myanmar own computers and only a handful can afford the sort of connectivity that is commonplace elsewhere.

This sort of confusion is depressingly commonplace, perhaps in virtue of an unfortunate tendency for philosophers to use terms like 'neutral'objectiveive', and 'relative' without always being completely explicit about what those terms are supposed to mean.

Previous reporting on civil forfeiture abuse indeed suggests that this sort of extortive behavior is commonplace.

In the post-World War II era, this sort of thing was a commonplace.