commonplace造句

One's children are commonplace

Overly abundant;commonplace.

The rest men are commonplace

air travel has now become commonplace; commonplace everyday activities.

uttered the commonplace welcome aboard;

Air travel is a commonplace nowadays.

Many movies deal with commonplace themes.

This illegal activity was once commonplace.

"A very commonplace little murder,"said he

Philosophy is an adventure into the commonplace.

Ms Reza's notes also record his more commonplace traits.

Today , however , role reversal is becoming increasingly commonplace .

The emotional shock seemed to be commonplace in her experience.

For Ming Gang's making trouble, students have become commonplace.

Be not content with the commonplace in character.

The issue of Northeast Asian security cooperation is a commonplace subject.

Whether captive elephants or wild elephants, mice have long been commonplace, without fear.

He's not at all exciting, in fact he's really rather commonplace.

In those days, planetary travel was commonplace, and intergalactic travel was not new.

The commonplace magnitude and outstanding rare --Aestheticism of literary observation and layers of description;

The children of such a pair were not likely to turn out quite ordinary, commonplace beings; and they were not.

Through prosperity, we know that commonplace is true, looking back to the vicissitudes of life, just like plain water.

It seems that it has become a commonplace meal, and naturally no one takes it as one thing.

In everyday experience,“ on average” is commonplace- in a group of people, most are near average height.

American artist. A leader of the pop art movement, he produced paintings and silk-screen prints of commonplace images, such as soup cans and photographs of celebrities.

He Yidao has no facial expression at all. It is not surprising that this kind of praise has long been commonplace.

Chou Chung-wei, Sun Chi-jen, Wang Ho-fu and three other men sat at a square table, centred round and exchanging compliments and commonplace politenesses.

"as a commonplace word, "market"has got different explanations from different people. But in economics the word is given a precise meaning. "

bromidic sermons; his remarks were trite and commonplace; hackneyed phrases; a stock answer; repeating threadbare jokes; parroting some timeworn axiom; the trite metaphor `hard as nails'.

We often look up at life: looking up at the joy of others, chewing their pain, looking up to others' happiness, licking their wounds, looking up at others' achievements, and making their own commonplace.

His wife suggested that the Chinese character shou, meaning longevity, or one of its synonyms, should be included in his name. But the scholar did not like it - it was too commonplace .

French-born modernist artist and a leader of the Dada movement in New York City who was the first to exhibit commonplace objects as art. His paintings include Nude Descending a Staircase(1912).

Red as the other side of the flower, pure and clear fragrance. No trace of dust. Because distance, because it has not been obtained, will gradually precipitate into perfection in man's mind. Such a perfect contrast to the commonplace of real life is destined to be disappointing. Thus, the noise of men began to feel restless.

Do not be fooled by its commonplace appearance. Like so many things, it is not what outside, but what is inside that counts.（不要被外表迷惑。像很多东西一样，重要的不是外在，而是内在的价值。）