Sentence examples for commonly talking from inspiring English sources

When we talk about inflation risk, we are commonly talking about unexpected inflation.

It is not commonly talked about in baseball clubhouses, but to Bannister, it was relevant.

At least by Americans… Are the ways we commonly talk and write about films appropriate, or even adequate, for comedy?

Across Japan these days, by the first or second grade, elementary school students commonly talk out of turn and wrestle with one another in class.

Neuroscientists commonly talk about the brain as the Federal Aviation Administration does of regional airspace as being composed of hubs, roughly defined by the number and type of incoming and outgoing connections.

Ted O'Neill said: "We've been very interested in aqueducts from the north of Rome – although those that come into Rome from Tivoli and from the Castelli Romani are more commonly talked about".

Neuroscientists commonly talk about the brain as the Federal Aviation Administration does of regional airspace — as being composed of hubs, roughly defined by the number and type of incoming and outgoing connections.

Cybersecurity was the most commonly talked-about topic for Forbes Technology Council members during the first month of 2017, but blockchain didn't even appear on the radar.

Think about how we commonly talk about straight sex: A man fucks a woman, while she gets fucked.

Although people do not commonly talk about snoring or sleep apnea, it is so common today that it exists in epidemic proportions.

"Even though MTV shows dating abuse and shows something not commonly talked about -- a young man being abused by his girlfriend -- it encourages more people to speak out and is a teachable moment".