Sentence examples for a commonly held from inspiring English sources

It is a commonly held view.

"I think that's a commonly held view.

That was not a commonly held opinion at the time.

Similarly, a commonly held contemporary British view is that the Germans have no sense of humour.

He offered a commonly held assessment: "They are getting help," the officer said of the insurgents.

"A commonly held view is that the size of the rock should match a man's love.

It is a commonly held opinion that the angry electorate knows the secret to thwarting the New World Order.

"Contrary to a commonly held view, Mr Papon is not alone," one of his biographers, Hubert de Beaufort, said.

"Hurt people hurt people" is a commonly held phrase among those of us working against violent extremism.

It is a commonly held assumption that Americans don't like to read authors who write in languages they don't understand.

He mentioned a commonly held belief that black boxers "couldn't take punishment," that they were physically weaker.