Exemplos de uso de Was commonplace em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Skinning someone alive was commonplace.
Since belief in the supernatural was commonplace back then, obviously the literature of the times reflected that belief.
There is a crying need for restoring the family physician to the position of trust that was commonplace a few decades ago.
As was commonplace during the 1980s, the original 12-inch vinyl single release featured an extended remix of the song.
A quick look at Lampe's Patristic Greek Lexicon also reveals that the substantival function of this adjective was commonplace: 881, def.
This level of sustained violence was commonplace in the past and it resulted in the extinction of thousands of tribes.
Even some flagship drives in various families now only have three or even two platters,where four or five was commonplace a year or so ago.
Idolatry was commonplace in Arabia, as it was now claimed that Allah had become too remote for them to worship alone.
Final Fantasy XII is set within the land of Ivalice during an age when"magic was commonplace" and"airships plied the skies, crowding out the heavens.
This principle was commonplace in Spanish scholasticism and rationalist philosophy, but had never been applied in case law.
Severe discipline in the forms of beatings and torture was commonplace: Schäfer insisted that discipline was spiritually enriching.
Now, more than ever," he said,"we need to garner as much support as we can orwe face the real prospect of a return to the days when killing whales was commonplace.”.
Plot===== Setting===" Final Fantasy XII" is set within the land of Ivalice during an age when"magic was commonplace" and"airships plied the skies, crowding out the heavens.
The pilcrow was a type of rubrication used in the Middle Ages to mark a new train of thought,before the convention of visually discrete paragraphs was commonplace.
By 1906, the weekly Sunday comics supplement was commonplace, with a half-dozen competitive syndicates circulating strips to newspapers in every major American city.
There were nurses, aid workers and assistants of these professionals to help them, butthe patients acted with a lack of modesty so much as the fact of being observed was commonplace for them.
Poverty was commonplace among the Muslims, and those who had accompanied the Prophet(salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) on the postponed pilgrimage had spent much on their sacrificial camels and robes.
By early in the 16th century,it seems that accompaniment by organ at least in smaller churches was commonplace, and commentators of the time lamented on occasion the declining quality of church choirs.
This was commonplace in the Baroque era, when the da capo aria, particularly when in slow tempo, required the singer to be able to improvise a variation during the return of the main material.
By 1917, indirect fire with guns(as well as mortars and even machine guns) was commonplace, using new techniques for spotting and ranging, notably aircraft and the often overlooked field telephone.
In addition to the new algebraic vocabulary, its statistical approach was novelin its aim to: Identify the hidden variables of a data set using real world data rather than artificial stimuli, which was commonplace at the time.
Maintaining the tradition-"living the old way",as Sá de Miranda often insists- was commonplace in a society basically structured in a"time of the memory", which must be preserved at all costs.
In a time when famine was commonplace and social hierarchies were often brutally enforced, food was an important marker of social status in a way that has no equivalent today in most developed countries.
Like souls on Earth and in Nirvana once again going back and forth between these physical and spirit worlds,travel that was commonplace until third density limitations closed minds to this possibility.
Wickedness, in the forms of spiritual ignorance and harsh morals, deprivation of rights of the weak, brazen profligacy of the rich, violence and vulgarity, beastly stupefaction of the mob, reckless andinsolent orgies of mean passions, was commonplace and considered a norm.
Our WAN links are good, but even so, there was limited collaboration on a document level,duplication was commonplace and standards were not in place across the business in terms of document naming conventions and control.
Torture is commonplace, as is disease, including several incurable forms of psoriasis.
Self-hosting software is commonplace on personal computers and larger systems.
Jogging, which is commonplace, and widely accepted as good for you, is solemn.
Changes in quality are commonplace over long periods of time.