Sentence examples for commonly seen as a from inspiring English sources
It's commonly seen as a behavioural quirk.
Government is commonly seen as a culprit.
Three is commonly seen as a lucky number, but not in the Golightly household.
No wonder, then, that an aircraft's cabin is commonly seen as a particularly effective purveyor of communicable disease.
Before Trumpism became a political force, Giuliani was most commonly seen as a Fox News crank summoned to remind the network's viewers why Black Lives Matter is wrong.
Online grant applications are commonly seen as a generic form of writing, one that maintains consistency and style from writer to writer.
PAS positive hyaline globules (representing RBC degradation products) and a lymphoplasmacytic infiltrate are commonly seen as well.
While the commissioners are more accountable to the supervisor, he said, they are also commonly seen as politically motivated appointments.
The transgender-rights movement is commonly seen as an extension of the movements for gay rights, women's rights, and the rights of racial minorities.
Ornament covered the whole belt, commonly seen as an unbroken line of bosses enriched with curiously worked roundels or lozenges, which, in instances where the loose strap-end was abandoned, met in a splendid clasp.
The price of crude is now commonly seen as an indicator of geopolitical risk, a role traditionally associated with gold.In the past wars have led to inflation and higher commodity prices.
