Sentence examples for commonly, I from inspiring English sources

Most commonly, I posted a news article or video combined with a brief question meant to encourage critical engagement.

More commonly, I ate at restaurants like New Andong Zzimdak, which serves a single dish: boneless chicken pieces sautéed at your table with mung-bean noodles, vegetables, and gochujang, a red-pepper paste that is to Korean cuisine what butter is to French.

One of the things I find interesting here is how commonly I encounter this use-case.

More commonly, I imagine, we rely on scientific explanations as heuristics to enable us to get through our days, as a scaffold upon which to organize our information.

But most commonly, I heard from women who felt validated because I had helped to shine a light on the fact that emotional labor is work and furthermore that it is valuable.

Stansbury says, "The top five ways PR agencies typically measure results: Advertising Value Equivalent (AVE), Circulation, Impressions, Referral Tracking, Conversion Tracking". This advertising equivalency approach is used commonly (I used it when I was president of an advertising and PR agency), but Stansbury says it's not an effective approach for measuring results.

In Exodus 3 14, when Moses asks God his name, the answer in Hebrew, 'Ehyeh-'Asher-'Ehyeh, has been commonly rendered i am that i am but could be, Alter reports, simply i am, i am.

Two classes of geochemical models are commonly used, i.e., static and hydrodynamic models.

Thus, another experiment that is more commonly conducted, i.e. 3D reconstruction in Section 5.4.2, was carried out to provide further evaluation on the mapping functions.

The x value at C/C0 = 0.1 in Eq. (2) is commonly used (i.e., (x = 2.3sqrt {Dt} = LL^{{prime }})) because x mathematically diverges at C/C0 ≈ 0.

Even today, the BAEs here described are not included in the sources of information on adverse effects most commonly used (i.e., Epocrates©).