Sentence examples for is commonly but from inspiring English sources

It is commonly, but not exclusively, found around the centromere.

Dysuria is commonly, but not necessarily, associated with frequency of urination.

Another copy of the telegram is commonly, but not invariably, delivered by the branch office to the customer.

Tot up what can be seen by the public at the other royal palaces and on exhibition "by gracious permission of the Queen" and her subjects are only ever able to view a tiny fraction of one of the world's most impressive art collections - one that is commonly but incorrectly said to "belong to the nation".

This year, an enterprising town council in Calabria, which is commonly but mistakenly treated as a cultural backwater, offered what will almost certainly turn out to have been one of the most extraordinary Italian stage events of 1998.Around 200 locals from Castrovillari, including many children, sat attentively for nearly two hours in a small piazza not far from the town's Aragonese castle.

It is commonly, but incorrectly assumed that matters in this regard are getting worse.

Many species of the related genus Acacia are commonly but erroneously called mimosas.

As summarized, we currently know that musical pieces chosen by the patient are commonly, but not always, more effective than pieces chosen by another person.

Fertilization was commonly (but not always) conducted in the middle of two consecutive cuttings.

This definition was commonly but mistakenly attributed to Augustine by commentators in the thirteenth century.

Elongated vesicles in these crystals are commonly, but not consistently, parallel to the foliation (Fig. 3a, b).