Sentence examples for it commonly seems from inspiring English sources

It commonly seems, in our reading of advance directives written in other countries, that they do not fit the actual clinical circumstances with sufficient precision to enable an unambiguous interpretation of the writer's prior intent.

The horizon of that edge commonly seems arbitrary, and the tabletop itself may be woozily indefinite.

Hoverflies feed mostly in pollen or nectar and so are commonly seem hovering around flowers.

Most commonly, it seems, extra virgin oil is mixed with a lower grade olive oil, often not from the same country.

Of these, water assist flow (WAF), or core annular flow (CAF) as it is commonly called, seems to be the most environmentally friendly approach.

I think you have to say it's obviously politically driven and it seems largely commonly known that it's a red state issue".

It seems commonly accepted that early in the history of life only few amino acids were encoded and that most of the possible codons were fairly soon brought into use [2].

Mostly based on studies in dogs, it seems commonly accepted, that the parasite only causes subclinical infection and is of low pathogenic significance [ 13- 16].

Epidural anesthesia is not commonly used but it seems a safe alternative choice, as it was not associated with toxic effects [ 5].

At the close of an otherwise magnificent review of Norman Rush's new novel in the London Review of Books, Benjamin Kunkel makes an offhand mention of the death of the novel, a doomsday pronouncement so commonly invoked that it often seems more like a reflex than a reasoned argument.

Based on these two studies, it seems the commonly applied predictive indices may be useful in early decision-making but are unable to predict functional recovery.