Sentence examples for more usually of from inspiring English sources

Some might think that murder by priests is worse than murder of priests because priests are most particularly not supposed to murder, and if murdered (in the right circumstances, that is; not in bed with their mistresses or - more usually of late - choirboys) can claim martyrdom.

More usually, measurement of the rates of infection can be determined by observing seropositivity in mosquitoes and birds.

Ironically, its active ingredient is radium, a substance more usually thought of as a cause of cancer than as a treatment.

However, the majority of these 454-only calls (190 of 198 for insertions, and 208 of 213 for deletions) are located in homopolymer tracts of lengths 3 or more, usually consisting of A's or T's.

A nice idea in a world more usually thought of as seasoned by the survival of the fittest.

Accuracy in terms of the errors made is more usually thought of as a cognitive than a motoric feature.

Most senators on the foreign relations committee were fulsome in their praise of Kerry, who is himself a senator and more usually chairman of the same committee.

Today, however, oratory is more usually thought of as a craft than as an art.

This applies whether they are praising or blaming me but more usually, because of my temperament, when I am praised.

Most arthropods have sophisticated visual systems that include one or more usually both of compound eyes and pigment-cup ocelli ("little eyes").

Bone metastases usually induce osteoblastic activity, so serial bone scans may be used to monitor response or more usually failure of response to treatment.