Sentence examples for commonly believe from inspiring English sources

Teachers commonly believe that praising students, especially for their innate intelligence, improves their confidence and leads to better learning.

Here are several things that workers commonly believe, but are not actually true: A contract of employment is not necessarily one document; it can incorporate terms from a number of different sources, and can be written or verbal.

Mobile game developers commonly believe that only free-to-play works, that only the race-to-zero works, and as a result only certain kinds of games work.

"People commonly believe that no-one can intercept their private messaging; however, their very personal messages are often seen by their friends, colleagues, and passers-by.

Consider the first one: When stock values are increasing (a bull market), investors commonly believe that further increases are probable, and begin to buy more stocks.

Ultramarathon runners commonly believe that sodium replacement is important for prevention of muscle cramping, dehydration, hyponatremia, and nausea during prolonged continuous exercise.

Alcohol is also commonly believed to reduce anxiety.

And dredging is not as effective as is commonly believed.

Yes, the midlife crisis is not as widespread as commonly believed.

(Destroying banknotes is not an offence, as commonly believed, though defacing them is).

(Although Ms. Escalanti is an American Indian, she is commonly believed to be white).