Sentence examples for commonly but from inspiring English sources

Now they are not being killed so commonly, but they are still being arrested.

Many species of the related genus Acacia are commonly but erroneously called mimosas.

Dysuria is commonly, but not necessarily, associated with frequency of urination.

Cassowaries are fierce-looking flightless creatures found more commonly — but not that commonly — in the forests of New Guinea.

The interaction is called the dispersion interaction or, less commonly but more revealingly, the induced-dipole induced-dipole induced-dipole induced-dipole

Many works in the show exhibit that quality of focused industry commonly but usually inaccurately called obsessive.

With ageing and overuse, the fascia of the heel-bone can degenerate and plantar fasciopathy (PF - commonly, but incorrectly, called plantar fasciitis) develops.

A familiar anole (A. carolinensis, or green anole, commonly but erroneously called the American chameleon) is native to the southern United States.