| It's always good to have critical commonplaces questioned, even if you end up reaffirming them. |
| My only knowledge of francophone Caribbean literature consisted of a few commonplaces and catchphrases. |
| The document is, once again, a catalogue of politically correct commonplaces that are slowly but surely becoming this institution's speciality. |
| The media are at the origin of many commonplaces from which the individuals build themselves. |
| But this characteristic is a double-edged weapon which can sometimes lead the most novice bands to hastily bask in comfortable commonplaces. |
| Concerning the national question in Québec, we must reject commonplaces and clichés that the reformist Left and the opportunists propagate. |
