Sentence examples for more usually we from inspiring English sources

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

"Sometimes we are blessed with being able to choose the time and the arena, and the manner of our revolutions, but more usually we must do battle where we are standing".

Alongside her writings and poetry, she had a knack for a prescient and inspiring quote: "Sometimes we are blessed with being able to choose the time and the arena, and the manner of our revolutions, but more usually we must do battle where we are standing".

More usually, though, we try to bury the memory of the deed, or distract ourselves from the guilt, because it's too uncomfortable to live with the lie".

This is the opposite of abstraction as we more usually know it, a style whose aim is to look like nothing at all – the anti-representational rectangles of Mondrian, say, or the flicks and drips of a Jackson Pollock.

Like their readers, journalists tend to divide into camps and I belong firmly inside the "cock-up, not conspiracy" camp, confident that we are more usually right than the "conspiracy, not cock-up" faction – the grassy knoll crowd, as we sometimes call them in honour of conspiracy theories that JFK was shot by two gunmen in Dallas, not one.

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.

In technology and media industries more usually the latter.