Voorbeelden van het gebruik van A commonplace in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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It's a commonplace, rather sad, little story.
But could any name be more of a commonplace?
He was a commonplace and matter-of-fact individual.
So, moving house became a commonplace thing for us.
that is indeed taking a commonplace.
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Such a to-do about a commonplace bit of magic.
To say that the Melo 5 is a success is therefore a commonplace.
It has become a commonplace, of… critical discourse.
Predictably simple. Such a to-do about a commonplace bit of magic.
It has become a commonplace to say that the present State is a class State.
it's just a commonplace yeast infection.
diving clubs judge everything by the invoice; it is a commonplace.
This evening she is merely a commonplace mediocre actress.”.
other dances- a commonplace.
The laptop has become a commonplace, but for many it is still a puzzling object.
it has likewise been a commonplace since Adam Smith.
It has become a commonplace for all opponents of revisionism
Gay Pride have made the drag queen a commonplace, the drag king phenomenon remains largely unrecognised.
It is a commonplace of European rhetoric that we are formed by our inheritance from Greece and Rome.
an easy dialogue with the people,">because the foreign tourist is not a commonplace.
It is your commonplace, featureless crimes which are really puzzling, just as a commonplace face is the most difficult to identify.
IT has long been a commonplace that the development of productive forces has outgrown the framework of the national state on the European continent.
religious groups were scared that sex could become a commonplace on the Internet.
In short, everyone must work together to make these systems a commonplace and financially accessible product on the market
specific high-quality service are for us a commonplace.
it is possible to decide if the story is set in a commonplace or in a luxurious context,
In British politics, it is a commonplace that most Ministers find it impossible to cope with their civil servants,
making action at a distance a commonplace, enabling global deployment of business processes and sustainable production sites
subjection, he is saying something which long ago, ever since the Communist Manifesto, became a commonplace.
while Rodbertus had merely rediscovered a commonplace in his surplus-value, or rather his"rent,"