Sentence examples for that a commonplace from inspiring English sources
Last weekend, in London, Ms. Risa discovered that a commonplace activity — shooting photos of an event in order to chronicle it live on Twitter — proved out of place at her own crawl.
Computers have become an extension of us: that is a commonplace now.
Hardly surprisingly, given the prejudice against African-Americans that was a commonplace, businessmen often discriminated against Hamilton.
It is an emotionally rooted personality characteristic that is a commonplace in family studies and human development.
As promised, he has launched a serious crackdown on the sort of corruption that is a commonplace feature of petro-states, firing officials accused of blatant thievery.
It was yet another example of a terrible truth, one that has been a commonplace for so long that it is seldom commented upon: insurgents in Afghanistan rarely take any prisoners.
Is it the size that often makes a commonplace occurrence into a sweet narrative?
He has a theatrical way of inflecting his voice that can give a commonplace query a rich and melodramatic intensity.
It's a piece in a genre that is, now, a commonplace, the sociological study of American life based on trends in Hollywood films.
The fallout are military coups d'état, tainted democracies, leadership flux, terrorism, and guerrilla and civil wars that have become a commonplace.
