Sentence examples for talk commonplace from inspiring English sources
Such talk, commonplace in conservative media, also echoed Romney's "47percentt" video, which featured Romney dismissing nearly half of the country as "victims" while talking to wealthy donors.
Now that talk is commonplace.
Widely broadening our conception of what it means to have large ears and to live in a world in which the word "hutch" is not always preceded by the phrase "Starsky and...," this talk explodes commonplace notions about large front teeth and hopping.
A character talks about commonplace objects that "give you no trouble" during the day but assume a sinister noisiness at night.
Such scary talk has become commonplace, and it is having an effect.
But under Kim Jong-un, and especially this year, such lurid talk has become commonplace.
By the 1970's, talk of revolution was commonplace.
In Silicon Valley, it is commonplace to talk about technology empowering individuals.
It is also a society that has changed very fast – even in a region where it is a commonplace to talk of the speed of transformation.
It's commonplace to talk of how those worlds had softened by Bausch's later years, when her tangled depictions of sexual politics were notably mellower than in her earliest harsh evocations.
Bolan himself once described a hit record as "a magic spell", and Reynolds offers suggestive parallels between pop and magic: in previous centuries, it was commonplace to talk of canny individuals who "cast the glamour".
