Sentence examples for we commonly hear from inspiring English sources

"We commonly hear the refrain that everything changed on Sept. 11," Ms. Rice said in announcing the appointments with some fanfare at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.

We commonly hear, "My child won't respond well to sitting at a table for extended periods of time".

"The 'eating several small meals' during the day advice that we commonly hear is unrealistic for most people because the 'small' meals often turn into meal-sized meals and weight gain is inevitable," Heller said by email.

One complaint we commonly heard in the Northeast is that broadband was worse regionally than New York and Silicon Valley, making it difficult for companies to compete.

Living as Catholics in Mississippi, we still commonly hear Protestants referring to Catholicism as a cult.

"I commonly hear: 'where are you really from', as if the fact that I am ethnically Arabic must mean that I am lying about being a British citizen.

"I commonly hear this statement from married women at their first session with me.

Whether it's business or sports or art, you will commonly hear people say things like, "it all comes down to having enough passion".

You'll commonly hear yoga teachers say "this is an ancient practice" or "all of these postures are thousands of years old".

At community forums, I commonly hear from adults and children with persistent coughs, stuffy sinuses, headaches, burning eyes, sore throats, ear bleeds, and fatigue.

Religious believers offer their thanks to their deity of choice, and as a result, I commonly hear from religious believers that there is no one for atheists to be thankful to since we lack a belief in such deities.