Sentence examples for very commonplace in from inspiring English sources
"What's happened here," Mr. Winston said, "is 401k's and I.R.A.'s have become very commonplace in the average American household".
You might be questioning where these accusations of hacking the system come from, but it's a practice that's becoming very commonplace in the music industry.
In particular, reassortment seems to be somewhat restricted in some viruses [ 7] whereas it is very commonplace in others – e.g. influenza viruses [ 8], orbiviruses [ 9], cystoviruses [ 10].
That brief paragraph below the contact information is very commonplace ( i.e., "Seeking a responsible position in an industry lab doing cancer research").
"What happened in Cuba is very commonplace.
The dark, brutal "A Very Commonplace Murder" must have seemed very shocking when first published in 1969.
"It was very commonplace," Hedren says.
"I wanted to convey the story in a realistic way, because, it is real," Azadi told me, "and unfortunately, this kind of story is very commonplace".
But nothing in his résumé prepares you for the shocking realism of this explosion, which proves all the more terrible because here it is also so very commonplace.
To the average reader in the U.S., the idea of a student taking out loans to finance his or her higher education is very commonplace.
