Sentence examples for I think commonly from inspiring English sources

This longing for full membership, though not often publicly voiced, is, I think, commonly felt among younger white men and women, especially by those who are attracted by, and identify with, various aspects of hip-hop culture.

I think the word commonly used in that paradigm is "permaculture".

I think the most commonly known example of this is the Swift Boat Veterans' effort to discredit John Kerry during his presidential bid.

I focus on software because I think it is commonly trusted far out of proportion with its level of validation.

"…and I think also quite commonly employers don't seem to have a lot of flexibility in terms of what they can offer patients.

"I think that's a commonly held view.

More commonly, I think, a given result arises from a combination of experiment ("data collection") and computation ("data analysis"), and comparisons can only be made between attempts incorporating both.

'I think that's a very commonly held view.

He added: "I think there should be procedures commonly accepted which protect them more or less automatically unless they [the Internet users] take affirmative steps to surrender their privacy".

"It is being reported more commonly now, I think that is because we simply know more about it and recognise what it is when someone comes into the clinic and has this constellation of symptoms".

I think it's something that's commonly overlooked and under appreciated in our visual culture.