Sentence examples for commonly like from inspiring English sources

I think we're a little bit past that things people commonly like are normally liked because they're good because not everything is about roll-ups and listening to King Krule but it's hard to keep with what stage of PSL discourse we're currently at.

More commonly, like their counterparts elsewhere, the new American realists — or neo-neo-realists, or cosmopolitan regionalists, or whatever name we settle on once the wave has crested — employ nonprofessional actors.

As her country hovers on the precipice of chaos, Ms. Lodhi, the high commissioner of Pakistan in Britain, holds down the fort in London, working all the angles to convince the British government and public alike that British Pakistanis are normal people, with aspirations like most Britons, and not, as the British media commonly like to portray them, a pack of terrorists.

Now, any new member will see a list of Pages that other people in a similar demographic to them also commonly like.

Assess what makes them so commonly liked.

Commonly liked fragrant flowers include freesias, roses, frangipani, gardenia and jasmine.

In southwest Nigeria, three typologies of inland valleys are commonly found amphitheatre-like valley-heads, valley-side inland valleys and low depression inland valleys (Aboyeji 2013).

The remaining 763 gestures (92%) comprised a mixture of iconic, metaphoric, deictic (abstract and self-referential), and most commonly beat-like gestures.

When compared to tumors lacking ALDH1 expression, ALDH1 positive tumors were more commonly basal-like (48.5 vs. 22.3%; p = 0.007).

Adverse events (regardless of relationship to study drug) were mild – most commonly flu-like symptoms, nausea, arthralgia, headache, pain, and vomiting (Table 2).

After boosting at Month 36, 21.8% (85/390) of subjects reported at least one unsolicited AE, which was most commonly influenza-like illness (n = 9).