Sentence examples for most commonly said from inspiring English sources
Here's eight of the most commonly said things that would be better left unsaid.
Those who said they liked Mr Corbyn, for instance, most commonly said they did so because he "stands up for ordinary people" (229), is "in touch with ordinary people" (221), is "principled" (218), "genuine" (217) and "honest" (203).
Although no documented history of the clan exists, it is most commonly said to descend from Maurice Mac Neil a nephew of Somerled, the great 12th century leader of the Scottish Gaels.
In Britain, meanwhile, "Macbeth" is one of the most commonly read Shakespeares by young students, said Timothy Sheader, artistic director of the 78-year-old Open Air Theater.
Fibroids are not seen before puberty, occur most commonly in women of reproductive age, and are commonly said to regress after the menopause [ 12].
Most commonly, it was said that he had a deal to become secretary general under Salman if the Bahraini won.
Most commonly, Mr. Greenstein said, individuals interested in running for a position on the board are nominated from the floor at the annual meeting.
"One of the phenomena that we have seen develop more recently is the development of lone actors who self-radicalise, often very quickly, most commonly online," he said.
We commonly say: 'Kids matter the most' but we are not putting our money where our mouths are.
Its there if you want it but most of it happens away from the most commonly trafficked areas, says Catherine Smith, director of marketing for Second Life (aka Catherine Linden in SL).
"I was astounded to learn that for the top 10 most commonly prescribed drugs," he said, "average prices are 64percentt lower in Canada than in Washington State.
