Sentence examples for under a commonplace from inspiring English sources

By burying his trickster-quick take on race, immigrant ambition, colonialism, and masculinity under a commonplace love story in the second half of the show, Miranda hides what he most needs to display: his talent.

Here, we begin by outlining why HS has been under-appreciated as a commonplace phenomenon in nature, and how this trend is currently being reversed in the field of neurobiology.

We speculate that detecting travel to the US as a risk factor is difficult because (1) the incidence is only moderately higher in the US than in Canada (hence the risk to an individual is only modestly increased when traveling to the US), and (2) due to high travel volume, travel to the US becomes a commonplace and under-reported event in the lives of many Canadians.

And even though his 1995 Music for Violin and Orchestra – whose belated British premiere, with Stephen Bryant as the eloquent soloist, was the centrepiece of the BBC Symphony's concert under David Robertson – seems to have a commonplace label, it also tows significant baggage behind it.

That is a commonplace.

It was a commonplace.

Handstands are a commonplace.

It is a commonplace that a new class of well-connected business people has flourished under the Fidesz government.

Today, she's a commonplace.

Great acting was hardly a commonplace.

Violation of artistic intent was a commonplace.