Sentence examples for more commonly substituted from inspiring English sources

The sheep's head was more commonly substituted by brains or by boiled tongue.

But I couldn't begin to understand at that point that the joke was really just about the fact that the word for "sorry" in Hebrew is more commonly substituted with a word that translates to "excuse me".

Poor countries were supposed to lack the capital and skills to escape the so-called vicious circle of poverty, but all these peasants had seized the opportunity, either borrowing the minimal capital required from traders or, more commonly, substituting their labor for it.

The most revealing quotations from someone who commonly substituted wit for revelation concern these drawings.

Opiates/opioids were most commonly substituted with cannabis.

If you commonly substitute anger for other emotions that you find more difficult to deal with, consider seeing a therapist to learn to handle and accept those emotions.

Such tags commonly substitute descriptive text for the images.

He came off the bench for their opening-day loss to Roma, and remained a regular selection under new manager Francesco Guidolin, although more commonly from the substitute bench.

Many school districts have pulled peanut butter from menus, with some substituting more commonly recognized supermarket brands.

The word "contribute" is substituted for "conducive" because the substituted word is more commonly used.

Milled flaxseed is more commonly used as a flour substitute or a thickening agent.