It's what you and I might more commonly refer to as "copying" with piled-on gimmicks.
James J. Brady, from homicide to the night squad that officers commonly refer to as Siberia.
Only a monomaniac gets what we commonly refer to as results".
But the Eskimos, who commonly refer to themselves as Inuit today, had no resistance to the germs in New York.
Latin American newspapers commonly refer to "the arrival of democracy" after elections, but the process doesn't end there.
His company is called Signs by Computer Works, but people commonly refer to it as Berlin Sign.
Men would display lewd photographs and commonly refer to women in the crudest of terms, workers said.
The "world price" for sugar you commonly refer to is for unprocessed, subsidized sugar, and it does not factor in transportation costs.
What most people commonly refer to as "language" is a unique system of communication, universally shared by all humans but not possessed by any nonhuman animals to date.
We do not, for example, commonly refer to our little ones as "fleas" (translated here as "little bug").
Psychologists commonly refer to these activities as higher mental functions; human-factors engineers generally refer to them as information processing.
