Sentence examples for been commonly understood from inspiring English sources

Since then, the phrase "penguin media" has been commonly understood in my country.

"Since the Soviet days, having a baby in Russia has been commonly understood as a nightmare of understaffed state hospitals and forbidding bureaucratic mazes".

The community Farid left behind, at least as he and other young Alawites describe it, is more fearful and isolated than has been commonly understood.

"It has long been commonly understood by the legal profession, its professional body and its regulator that complaints against solicitors are investigated in private," a statement from Irwin Mitchell said in response to the decision last week.

That's not a restaurant as it's commonly understood; it's Brigadoon".

They worry that the supply of homes overshot demand by far more than is commonly understood.

Industrial ceramics are commonly understood to be all industrially used materials that are inorganic, nonmetallic solids.

Yellow, for falls, is commonly understood as a symbol for caution, whether by janitors mopping floors or by traffic engineers.

They have not put the lives of tens of millions of Americans under "surveillance" as that word is commonly understood.

John Maynard Keynes wrote that the ideas of economists and political philosophers are "more powerful than is commonly understood.

"THE ideas of economists and political philosophers...are more powerful than is commonly understood.