Sentence examples for and commonly from inspiring English sources

Hackers are a controversial, chaotic and commonly misunderstood bunch.

We provide company incorporation and related administrative services that are widely available and commonly used worldwide.

The most obvious and commonly cited cause was Sept. 11, but there were others.

They were placed under glass and commonly worn as lockets, brooches or bracelets.

In the United States, selling names without permission is legal and commonly done.

Take Browne's strangest work, "Pseudodoxia Epidemica: Enquries Into Very Many Received Tenets and Commonly Presumed Truths".

It has certainly been "occasionally misunderstood" and "commonly under-appreciated".

It offers repair technicians and consumers a single place to find obscure parts and commonly lost items like batteries.

The most obvious (and commonly drawn) analogy is with abstract art: primary shapes, blocked colours, modular non-representational arrangements.

Its mascot, a fox, is a reference to a quote beloved of stats nerds and commonly adopted by Silver.

Another popular and commonly-used similarity measure is cosine similarity.