Sentence examples for commonly held feelings from inspiring English sources

And now those bare walls are blank slates onto which we project our deepest commonly held feelings.

Songs of the second type voice commonly held feelings of exploitation, pride, bitterness, and boredom and have in recent centuries been widely used to disseminate ideas or generate support.

That was not a commonly held opinion at the time.

It is a commonly held opinion that the angry electorate knows the secret to thwarting the New World Order.

He mentioned a commonly held belief that black boxers "couldn't take punishment," that they were physically weaker.

It's a commonly held belief in Myanmar, where conspiracy theories abound.

Those who do know about the time Capone spent in the City of Brotherly Love probably accept the commonly held myth that the mob boss, feeling the heat from the St . Valentines Day Massacre he had engineered on the North Side of Chicago, set up his own arrest to remove himself from the public eye and the possibility of retaliation from other mobsters.

The second commonly held but utterly untrue belief is that all mobile processors are created equally.

It is a commonly held view.

'I think that's a very commonly held view.

In Australia, it is a view commonly held.