Sentence examples for commonly call for from inspiring English sources

Hollywood films have long championed civil rights and gay rights and commonly call for an end to racism and intolerance.

Close behind are Sarah Lucas, the bard of East End bad-girl attitude, with her dirty-joke arrays of junk and foodstuffs, and Jake and Dinos Chapman, whose phantasmagorias of little-girl mannequins sprouting adult genitalia in odd places (faces, commonly) call for a genre coinage: pedography?

These projects are a more costly, not typically ecologically successful, and commonly call for wetland relocation resulting in the extirpation of local populations.

Recipes commonly call for the flavorings only added at the end, but combining them initially may be fine too.

That something else, I concluded, was what is commonly called, for want of a better name, a gentleman".

Bringing the sauce to a simmer, which is commonly called for in recipes using heavy cream, won't work with lower-fat dairy products like milk or yogurt.

Thereafter bishops commonly called for the presentation of a terrier on the occasion of their visitation of the parishes of their dioceses.

Sinusitis -- Somewhat similar to post nasal drip in how it causes bad breath, sinusitis is a fancy name for what we commonly call a "sinus infection".

That's the medical term for what people commonly call alcoholism.

But in tests to do with making connections, assessing the quality of competing arguments and emotional intelligence – the ingredients of what we commonly call wisdom – people go on improving for a long time.

Within a few days I was browsing through other Weblogs, commonly called blogs, for inspiration.