Sentence examples for perceived commonly from inspiring English sources

MDR infections in the ICU are not nosocomial all the time, as perceived commonly.

Participants who reported higher levels of perceived stigma commonly also reported high levels of internalized stigma and expressed negative attitudes about their HIV status.

But that one song, it is commonly perceived, did it, and keeps doing it.

The "issue" of breastfeeding outside the home is commonly perceived as a balancing act.

It's commonly perceived that the western world is at the forefront of the campaign for women's rights.

In the region of Teso, of which Katine is part, that is commonly perceived as symptomatic of the state's neglect of the area.

He would not need to be so craven if he looked at in-depth polls showing that the public is not nearly as punitive as commonly perceived.

Cunningham likes to find beauty in what's commonly perceived as ugly, particularly low-quality compressed digital sound on the euphoric The Lord's Graffiti.

Attributes we typically identify as integral to the Australian way of life – like our freedom and democracy – are commonly perceived as being at odds with Islam.

But the commonly perceived notion of Macbeth as an ordinary guy is pursued to an extreme, in Denis O'Hare's ordinary performance.

Yesterday saw the announcement of the awards in the Un Certain Regard category – in what was commonly perceived to be an exceptional year for the festival sidebar.