Sentence examples for as we commonly from inspiring English sources

"But I do want to show that the base of common knowledge isn't as wide as we commonly assume.

Drakulic has set out to convey the experience of captivity in conditions of physical and psychological torment so extreme that, as we commonly say, they defy description.

QUESTION FROM BILL: Can you explain to the layperson why QE2 isn't really 'printing money' as we commonly tend to think of it?

Much of the current debate surrounding the future of health care in America assumes that health care as we commonly know it would address our nation's health problems, if only we could maximize care and coverage while minimizing costs.

"Despite my presence in the law school, and my role as Abu Zubaydah's lawyer, I am not a big believer in the law as we commonly describe it," he says.

If a woman is on target to gain the right amount of weight during her pregnancy, then 'dieting' and 'calorie controlled dieting' as we commonly understand [them], is not for her".

As adults we commonly associate wonder with obvious sources, like nature or some other heroic phenomena.

"You know, we are not as crass or as philistine as we are commonly portrayed," Mr. Rothman said.

They would remind us, once in a while, to consider ourselves as observers behind a window, or would prompt us to read the city from the inside out, and not, as we so commonly do here, from the streets into other lives, from the outside in.

The airspace above the islands was the first to incorporate the Global Positioning System, or as we all commonly know it, GPS, into its aviation system.

That representation is basically just a string of binary signals that we commonly notate as 1s and 0s.