Sentence examples for most commonly told from inspiring English sources

Such is the story most commonly told since the start of the euro zone's sovereign-debt crisis.Of late, though, the villain has been partially rehabilitated.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Wednesday again falsely claimed that he opposed the Iraq war from its inception, perpetuating one of his most commonly told lies.

The most commonly told account is that Wagner rejected the deal because he did not want young baseball fans to purchase the tobacco packs for his baseball card.

In all four practices, patients were most commonly told by a GP or phlebotomist to telephone the practice after a stated time interval.

Davidson: Sure, but isn't it that the story of war we most commonly tell is the story of men with guns?

Despite a usable tradition that goes back at least to the work of Depression-era journalist Carey McWilliams, most of the stories that are commonly told about Los Angeles are tragically inadequate.

Most commonly, kids tell me, "I just wish they'd listen".

We are commonly told to be authentic in business today.

Insomniacs are commonly told to get more exercise.

It did not escape researchers' notice that a device that could pull off the same trick resides within most smartphones the accelerometer that is most commonly used to tell the phone which way is up.

"Cape Verde...Where is that?" is the response I most commonly received when telling friends about my plans to travel to this scenic West Africa island nation.