Sentence examples for commonly, if from inspiring English sources

Some slaves converted to Judaism, he said, most commonly if they were the product of liaisons between a Jewish master and a slave.

Commonly if not officially known as "genius" grants, they recognize "exceptional creativity" in various fields and come with no-strings-attached awards of $625,000 each, distributed over five years.

Commonly, if one knows that the qualitative behaviour of a system does not depend on the specific values of data inputs, the proof of facts about its behaviour can be simplified.

Commonly if incorrectly called pre-Prohibition (some great drinks were invented during the dry years), the pre-repeal revival represents a complete aesthetic, from dress (arm garters and waistcoats), to décor (mahogany, gaslights), to language (menus that read like broadsheets), to grooming (the waxed mustache).

Our earthquakes are, in fact, commonly, if not always, only the final efforts of an almost exhausted strength, and we may possibly hear within a few hours that the shock felt at Colchester and Suffolk was the last touch of some destructive convulsion afar off like that which occurred a year or two ago at Manilla.

A room for a midweek night starts at $695 and can soar up to $4,500 for a suite, but this particular hotel on Central Park South may have a problem commonly, if unfairly, associated with more low-rent lodging — bedbugs.

What one hears more commonly is, "If we can get through this, we can get through anything.

Trial teams can track search terms that could be commonly used if a juror resorts to "independent research".

This will commonly result if fresh water penetrates a beach from swamps behind it.

Due to this large range of accommodation, pseudo-myopia is commonly noted if only auto-refractometry examination is used.

But really, what is the point in teaching "Wow" words (as they are commonly known) if you don't know how to use them?