The commonplace observation from clinical practice in Neuropsychology, of variable symptomatology and degrees of impairment following lesions on common areas across subjects, corroborates this view.
Don't accept the commonplace reasoning from worried or stagnating staff that "This is the way we've always done it.
As the city expanded mainly to the north in the middle of the 20th century, the bungalows in the "minimal traditional" style commonplace from the 1930s to the 1950s tend to predominate in the Northwest, North Hill, and Bemiss neighborhoods.
Green Bay governed from then on, their touchdowns ranging from the commonplace (John Kuhn's 1-yard run) to breathtaking (James Jones's 20-yard reception with limbs fully extended).
While it is easy to imagine radical designers like Flaminio Bertoni - the stylist behind the sensational 1950s Citroen DS – or Philippe Starck with his famous Juicy Salif lemon squeezer from 1990, shaking their heads in disagreement, most design, from the commonplace to the very particular, is a constant and fascinating reworking of what has gone before.
His novel three-corner basket and three-point suspension distinguish his balloons from the commonplace.
The basic outline of this story isn't what elevates "Three Stages of Amazement" from the commonplace.
"In a world of infinite metamorphoses — only a fraction of which we're privy to," Xeno notes, "who can cleanly separate the fantastical from the commonplace?
With Malraux at his right, the place of honor at the Cabinet table, the General felt "shielded from the commonplace," he wrote.
Casey Childs, the founder of Primary Stages theater, described Mr. Foote's body of work by noting his "ability to find the miracle in the everyday, the gift of extracting the riches from the commonplace".
