Sentence examples for more usually about from inspiring English sources

"When I have a class of all men, it's very rarely about power, but more usually about problems with connection.

These signatories include weighty literary names more usually expected to protest about war or social injustice, but this time they bristled with righteous indignation at this "fraudulent and damaging" crime.

But when people are also asked what they admire about Britain, more usually says it is our values: - British tolerance, the British belief in liberty and the British sense of fair play.

Being a professional writer is usually about more than being paid to write books.

Although they ate voraciously, usually about 30percentt more food than the others, they stayed lean.

Since a dozen or more vendors seeking ice were usually about, it was easy for a roughly dressed stranger to mingle with them on the platform without attracting much attention.

I learned how to hand my fare to the driver's assistant (usually about 75 cents, more for longer distances) and how to signal when I wanted to stop -- by knocking on the ceiling of the bus sharply with my fist.

"Auto makers can sell them for a premium, usually about $3,000 more than a used (non-certified) car.

But while the luckiest reality TV stars are able to show up on more reality shows, that's usually about it.

Especially those from a religious background who might be expected to be more than usually moralistic about matters such as fidelity.

Yet there is something more than usually troubling about a network series that purports to cover the full canvas of homeland security and that is made with the assistance — and censorship (they call it "prescreening") — of the Department of Homeland Security.