Sentence examples for the commonplace of from inspiring English sources
Edward Hopper found inspiration in the commonplace of American life.
Advertisements for Equanil explained that "anxiety and tension are the commonplace of the age".
"It is the protest of romance," he wrote, "against the commonplace of life".
The cathedral no longer "dominates London" which was the "commonplace" of Woolf's day.
The irreversible is no longer strange to us; it is the commonplace of our time.
It was an inspiring homage to the written word — whether one creates shrewd private investigators, dissects financial crises, recalls flying to the moon or merely plucks revealing morsels from the commonplace of parents and children hanging at a sandwich shop.
In "Country Girl," O'Brien uses the frame of memory to crop the commonplace out of life.
Like the painters of the Ashcan School, Hopper painted the commonplaces of urban life.
Hadley, author of "Accidents in the Home," is mesmerized by the commonplaces of family life.
One of the commonplaces of feature writing at the time was a tendency to embroider.
THE new economy is here, and its emblems have become the commonplaces of a wired world.
