Sentence examples for what was commonly from inspiring English sources

The camera's maximum ISO setting is 25,600, about 64 times what was commonly regarded as high-speed film.

This is illustrated by what was commonly regarded as one of the most theatrically successful sequences in Daisey's show – one that also turns out to be untrue.

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.

"This was really an artist who dared to think beyond her time, to step out of what was commonly accepted," she said.

It also emerged that the laundries were not profitable, contrary to what was commonly thought (though survivor groups are challenging that point).

For nearly half a century its prime goal was to deter the Soviet Union and, should deterrence fail, to fight what was commonly referred to as World War III.

What is "commonly understood", then?

"That is what is commonly known as measures of retaliation".

I am referring to what are commonly called "tax expenditures".

I create what is commonly referred to as pulp fiction".

(1) Cusack was born into what is commonly referred to as a "theatrical dynasty".