Sentence examples for more commonly told from inspiring English sources

Maybe that has shifted: as these stories become more commonly told, they settle into defined grooves.

I was commonly told: The more horrible the death of a criminal, the better it deters the rest.

Insomniacs are commonly told to get more exercise.

The Mevlûd, as it is more commonly called, tells the story of the Prophet Muḥammad's birth, life, and death; his miracles; and his journey to heaven.

A wild idea, no doubt, but maybe a little more intuitive in its way than the story commonly told.

We are commonly told to be authentic in business today.

One of the more commonly experienced tell-tale signs of someone who is emotionally unavailable is that she may come on so strong in the beginning before any real authentic vulnerability is expected, only to disappear in a heartbeat as soon as the pressure is on to produce the real thing behind the words and actions of that impassioned beginning.

But many of these agencies typically take a large cut of the fees that they charge for usage — with photographers, at best, getting only around 50% of the charge but more commonly less than 20%, Lanyado told me.

More commonly though, I have often been told how "weird" my relationships are; a subtle form of judging that follows me wherever I go.

Some of the more commonly used dialogue tags are "said" and "told".

The old have nothing to tell us; it is more commonly we who are shouting at them, in any case".