Sentence examples for is commonly perceived from inspiring English sources

But that one song, it is commonly perceived, did it, and keeps doing it.

The "issue" of breastfeeding outside the home is commonly perceived as a balancing act.

In the region of Teso, of which Katine is part, that is commonly perceived as symptomatic of the state's neglect of the area.

Still, it has not been easy to attract women to what is commonly perceived as a male-dominated technical industry.

EDVARD MUNCH is commonly perceived as the father of Nordic noir, the painter of 1890s symbolist psychodramas with titles like "Vampire" and "The Scream".

The relationship between science and religion is commonly perceived to be an uneasy one, but at Hillel, a modern Orthodox school, officials say the thought that religion excludes the scientific, or vice versa, is fiction.

It's commonly perceived that the western world is at the forefront of the campaign for women's rights.

Attributes we typically identify as integral to the Australian way of life – like our freedom and democracy – are commonly perceived as being at odds with Islam.

Yesterday saw the announcement of the awards in the Un Certain Regard category – in what was commonly perceived to be an exceptional year for the festival sidebar.

For example, the large eyes of anime characters are commonly perceived in Japan as multifaceted "windows to the soul".

Over the past decade, Oman's oil wealth drove economic growth, but business and state contracts were consolidated in the hands of a few merchant families; the country's new riches were commonly perceived as being unevenly distributed.