Sentence examples for usually encountering from inspiring English sources

Usually encountering less discrimination in baseball (as well as in other venues of commercial entertainment) than they did in the more "respectable" occupations, in the 19th century Irish and German Americans were so conspicuous in professional baseball that some observers wondered if they had a special capacity for playing the game.

This is not the fare one usually encounters nowadays.

Guests usually encounter fresh flowers at every turn.

Nicholas Crawley's Masetto was far more interesting than we usually encounter.

In another innovation, the chain introduced the salad bar, then usually encountered only at cafeterias.

We've usually encountered Hannibal either on the run or in a cage.

Hearing does not change much with age for tones of frequencies usually encountered in daily life.

Still, you usually encounter these composers' quartets sprinkled in with more standard fare.

CANNIBALISM seems a quaint, titillating subject where we usually encounter it, in anthropological studies and spooky legends.

Yet, despite touches of a sort usually encountered at luxury restaurants, nothing on the menu costs more than $10.

Sanders spoke about concerns for the Palestinians in a way that one doesn't usually encounter in a Presidential debate.