Sentence examples for had commonly from inspiring English sources

Such writers had commonly no thought of production: post-Augustan drama was for reading.

France's surrender had commonly been interpreted as "the last gasps by a nation already doomed," Professor May wrote.

Hitherto man had commonly stressed the general and the universal and had regarded unity as the desirable goal.

She denied accusations of racism, but former friends claimed she had commonly used such terms in private.

Hibs had commonly been castigated for their failure to gain promotion to the Scottish top flight for a second time in succession.

Before the end of fixed commissions, research had commonly been provided as part of the package of services paid for with commissions.

(The N.F.L. has commonly fined players this season).

People have commonly included birds in their living premises.

As feminists have long pointed out, women have commonly been written out of history by men.

"Culture" has commonly become the name for all those things we practice without really taking seriously.

The idea I've commonly heard expressed is as follows: the rebels are unpredictable.