Sentence examples for appearing more often from inspiring English sources

Despite these challenges, science fiction plays — some defiantly silly, some yearningly serious — are appearing more often.

Homosexual candidates have been appearing more often with their partners in mailings, they said.

In the late Middle Ages she becomes more approachable, appearing more often in the garb of an unassuming peasant.

The phrase started appearing more often in the press around 2009, when Congress began debating President Obama's proposal to insure more Americans.

In fact, the demand for movie cars — particularly cars modified to safely perform specialized stunts or create specific shots — has led to a relatively new title, buried low in the final credits, that is appearing more often: picture car coordinator.

She was the first female comedian to appear at the Apollo Theater, and she became a regular there, appearing more often than any other act in that theatre's history.

Does the word "the" appear more often in gothic novels than in bildungsromans?

In the movie, the Roman governor appears more often he does in the New Testament.

With the aging of Iran's air fleet, reports of similar incidents appear more often.

So why don't psychological thrillers appear more often on stage?

If unicolonial insects were successful in the grand sweep of evolutionary time, Dr. Case said, they would probably appear more often.