Sentence examples for commonly think that from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, people do seem to desire what they believe to be bad (the "Socratic maxim" is not known as the "Socratic Paradox" for nothing!) and we commonly think that desires for ends, as well as desires for means, can be bad.

And yet district administrators commonly think that identifying and helping the highest achievers and helping the lowest achievers are mutually exclusive endeavors.

"People commonly think that what happens is you go from paying 10percenttaxax on all of your income to paying 15percenttaxax on all of your income," he said.

It's commonly thought that the heyday of difficult gaming was back in the 1980s.

It is commonly thought that she stopped painting entirely after 1933 and took to gardening.

It was commonly thought that the point of lingerie was to incite the lust of men.

It is also commonly thought that they cater for the homeless (fewer than 5% of recipients are homeless).

It is commonly thought that duct tape was first manufactured in 1942 in an "Army green" color for the military during World War II.

Manhattan residents more commonly thought that race relations in the city were getting better: 40percentt of the respondents compared to 29percentt and less in the other boroughs.

Although it is commonly thought that the curse prohibits the Red Sox from winning the World Series, the curse actually says that the Sox are limited to one World Series every 86th year.

The Met is being celebrated mainly for its engineering, and it is commonly thought that, having heroically dug their giant trench from Paddington to Farringdon, the pioneers weren't too bothered about conceptualising the look of the thing.