Sentence examples for commonly hear from from inspiring English sources
It carries extra gross weight when people go on to add that they actually are referring to physical beauty, something I commonly hear from white men travelling in Asia who apparently don't think there's anything wrong with saying "Asian women are just so beautiful".
At community forums, I commonly hear from adults and children with persistent coughs, stuffy sinuses, headaches, burning eyes, sore throats, ear bleeds, and fatigue.
At the Chopra Center, we commonly hear from new meditators who are able to sleep soundly for the first time in years after just a few days of daily meditation practice.
Religious believers offer their thanks to their deity of choice, and as a result, I commonly hear from religious believers that there is no one for atheists to be thankful to since we lack a belief in such deities.
I am by no means suggesting that these are majority views or that they are held by all men, but they are misogynistic slurs commonly heard from the 'men's rights' movement.
Harris's defenders responded with the sorts of tremulous indictments of the beauty myth more commonly heard from women's studies undergrads than Republican operatives: such merciless scrutiny, to which men are never subjected, inevitably undermines women's already fragile hold on authority.
"What are your test scores?" "Which schools are you applying to?" "I am so stressed about college". These are the questions and refrains commonly heard from juniors and seniors in high school.
