Sentence examples for we usually encounter from inspiring English sources

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

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

We usually encounter gloom and doom before every Olympic Games, fears of terrorism or gridlock, but this time the dark cloud of pollution has already enveloped the Games.

The gallery takes up two floors of a charming townhouse with a luxurious winding staircase leading to the second-floor gallery, and is so much more inviting than the industrial spaces where we usually encounter contemporary art.

It's all very grand — and a long way from the aesthetics of Fox News or MSNBC, which is how we usually encounter this material, in a summary of a summary.

In the courses of mechanics, we usually encounter some two-dimensional differential systems of the form (x' = Ax+e(t)), where A is a (2times 2) matrix with purely imaginary eigenvalue and (e(cdot )) is a periodic exterior force.

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

Guests usually encounter fresh flowers at every turn.

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

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

Some of the demonstrators contrasted the conduct of the police with the restraint Jewish-led protests usually encounter in Israel.