Sentence examples for it's popularly from inspiring English sources

It's popularly known as the runner's high, but you don't have to run to feel high from exercise.

By Alexandra Schwartz December 19 , 2014Last Thursday afternoon, Dennis Johnson sat at his desk at Melville House, the independent press in Dumbo of which he is the co-founder and co-publisher, contemplating blurb copy for the Senate Select Intelligence Committee's Study of the C.I.A.'s Detention and Interrogation Program the torture report, as it's popularly known.

Some shooters love the VFG for the same reason that the AWB's authors presumably hated it — because it's popularly seen on military guns in movies and violent video games.

Last Thursday afternoon, Dennis Johnson sat at his desk at Melville House, the independent press in Dumbo of which he is the co-founder and co-publisher, contemplating blurb copy for the Senate Select Intelligence Committee's Study of the C.I.A.'s Detention and Interrogation Program — the torture report, as it's popularly known.

It's popularly believed that gay men embody male sexuality distilled into its purest, least emotional form: the calvados to heterosexuality's cider.

His act involves barking out a series of well-crafted, angry gags and there's an air of danger about him, too; it's popularly believed that he's been banned from more clubs than many younger acts have ever played, thanks in part to his habit of making holes in the walls of venues with a power drill.

For those familiar with Mr. Link's work as it is popularly understood, the book's inclusion of color photography from this period may come as a surprise.

It is popularly associated with its most extreme application in societies like Afghanistan under the Taliban, including chopping off a hand as punishment for thievery.

Because dead spirits reputedly informed the god of all good and evil deeds within his jurisdiction, it was popularly believed that devout prayers offered in Cheng Huang's temple would be liberally rewarded.

Because of its small size, attractive appearance, and hardiness, it is popularly exhibited by public aquariums.

A generation later, the chronicler Æthelweard reported that it was popularly remembered as "the great battle", and it sealed Æthelstan's posthumous reputation as "victorious because of God" (in the words of the homilist Ælfric of Eynsham).