Sentence examples for more usually from inspiring English sources

Surgical correction is more usually required, however.

Experimenting more means failing more, usually in public.

Or, more usually, the international Jewish conspiracy (see also "cosmopolitanism").

It can be progressive or reactionary, but more usually both.

This raises the obvious question: what happens when, as is more usually the case, they're not?

And they were smoking more, usually in determined little clots outside restaurants where cigarettes are banned.

More usually, your attention ricochets from one not quite plenary work to the next.

More usually, we expect "good" to be a measure of moral simplicity.

He crept in and took photographs where he more usually did his grocery shopping.

Such actions are more usually a feature of antidepressant rather than stimulant pharmacology.

"Very occasionally both win but more usually one or other loses.