Sentence examples for commonly it's from inspiring English sources

Very commonly, it's that they can't ejaculate during penetrative sex.

Cable said: "Divorce can be amicable; but much more commonly it's messy, nasty and costly – and that would be what would happen here".

The term biofuels is sometimes used interchangeably with bioenergy, though more commonly it's used specifically to describe liquid bioenergy fuels such as biodiesel (a diesel substitute) and bioethanol (which can be used in petrol engines).

VC should be a catalyst for growing companies, but, more commonly, it's a toxic substance that destroys them.

And, commonly: it's not polite to pry.

Commonly, it's the abuser who has the money, and unrelenting drive, to escalate and prolong the legal battle.

"It's commonly said that dosage balances Champagne's high acidity, which is true.

This is also what's commonly called "crony-capitalism," and it's what the Republican Party actually represents.

It's as though they think Blair's commonly regarded as a monster, which isn't fair, because he's actually regarded as a war criminal.

12.21pm BST Tory Education, the Twitter feed commonly linked with Michael Gove's aides even though they have claimed it's not them, is on fire this morning.

It's obvious, in re-watching that first season, that Hatch is getting what's commonly referred to now as the "villain's edit".