Sentence examples for a commonly held point from inspiring English sources

"They're concerned about where the country is going and share a commonly held point of view that what we do is important for democracy," said Mr. Brown, who is also a partner at the venture capital firm DFJ Frontier.

In the new godless world, there are no fixed external points or a commonly held set of beliefs; all that was solid has long ago melted into air.

There's a commonly held belief shared by many couples that after a certain point at which the time to bring up or continue an unfinished conversation (particularly one in which there is disagreement) is passed.

Worse, from Israel's perspective, as the Jewish Chronicle explains: "[Hezbollah] has been bringing Iranian military commanders ever closer to the Israeli border, and it is a commonly held IDF view that Israel will eventually see entire Iranian Revolutionary Guards battalions from their Golan observation points".

It is a commonly held view.

That was not a commonly held opinion at the time.

"I think that's a commonly held view.

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

The study also built on a commonly held perception about memory.

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.