Sentence examples for a group of often from inspiring English sources

Born into wealth in 1743, Lavoisier was a powerful aristocrat and politician as well as a scientist and an administrator of the Ferme Généale, a group of often corrupt tax collectors.

At the courthouse, the proceedings were dominated by a group of often unruly lawyers, who had tacked public interest lawsuits onto the government's case, seeking huge compensation for Interior Ministry victims.

Category 5 (26 cases) Group Assault: A group of juveniles (often a gang) fights with or simply shoots another individual or group.

The coup was headed by a group of men often referred to as the "promoters".

Mr. Hopper appears in a handful of scenes, always part of a group of prisoners, often just peering from the back of the shot.

She is one of the new self-employed, a group of people often viewed as another sign of the reviving fortunes of the British economy.

He was working with a group of untrained, often disadvantaged young men as part of Frantic's highly acclaimed Ignition access programme.

FTD refers to a group of diseases often misdiagnosed as Alzheimer's disease, in that patients become increasingly demented, Dr. Miller said.

A group of orchids, often known by such descriptive names as fly orchid, bee orchid, and spider orchid, carries the deception further, actually mimicking the insects themselves.

On the summit stands either a single shrine or a group of shrines, often a quincunx five shrines, one at each corner and one in the middle of a square.

Knowing many who have been involved with Occupy, I see a group of people often exhausted by the personal sacrifices they have made, but determined to make a difference.