Sentence examples for we commonly see from inspiring English sources

Other basketball players followed suit and, today, we commonly see basketball shorts four inches [10cm] below the knee (or lower).

In our emergency program for youth in psychiatric crisis, we commonly see young people who are suicidal, psychotic, dangerously aggressive, traumatized or deeply depressed.

A: One thing we commonly see is startup with fabulous technology, but inability to clearly describe, "who cares?".

The example in Fig. 1 and movie Additional file 1 shows a clear example of the type streamer triggering that we commonly see.

"This is not something we commonly see".

We commonly see those whom are of similar levels of attractiveness or education paired up.

Because those without jobs are excluded from conventional analyses of Americans' earnings, the statistics we most commonly see — those that illustrate a trend of wage stagnation — present an overly optimistic picture of the middle class.

In postmodern literature, we more commonly saw intertextuality in the form of parody or pastiche -- the referencing of another text in order to, through the distance between the two texts, insert a social critique or ironic commentary.

We don't, for example, commonly see headlines such as "male-perpetrated violence reaches epidemic levels".

One group I commonly see in my practice are supermoms.

You will commonly see ratios represented using words (as above).