Sentence examples for such a commonplace from inspiring English sources

The play is a long journey for such a commonplace final vista.

The anti-prestige of the modern British gangster film has become such a commonplace.

His pain was such a commonplace that it did not require particular notice, and so he had become invisible.

At the same time, though, she warns that aging is such a "commonplace experience" that nobody should "behave as though … uniquely afflicted".

Sloganeering in speechwriting has become such a commonplace that this year the National Constitution Center is hosting a contest for the best six-word inaugural.

Writers cultivate their brands as assiduously as their literary style.The idea that not just bars of soap but organisations, people and places can have brands is such a commonplace that it is easy to forget how recent it is.

The notion of the tortured artist is such a cultural commonplace that we take its equation of writer-as-martyr for granted.

"Bliss" was written before the recent cycle of suicide bombings and reprisals made such innocent deaths a commonplace, providing pain more unendurable than that of a tormented conscience.

In testy exchanges with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Mr. Bopp conceded that petition signers give up some expectations of privacy, that their signatures may not indicate a political point of view and that disclosures of such names are a commonplace occurrence in some 20 states.

Today such temperatures are a commonplace, and the vigil has begun for the first night that doesn't dip below 100°F.

"I have written this as if such a reception was commonplace.