Sentence examples for as often of from inspiring English sources

The reader is reminded as often of Jeffrey Archer as, say, Sax Rohmer and his colourful and problematic tales of Yellow Peril.

Why not instead just treat true belief as often of instrumental value and leave the matter at that?

Holdcroft was his happy acrobatic self in goal – and as often out of it.

The comments are just as often statements of bitter and disheartening fellow-feeling as they are expressions of solace.

Nor is Carlyle guilty, as often charged, of taking himself and his work too seriously.

But Chief Justice Roberts voted with the majority almost as often — 91 percent of the time.

LM findings of AS often resemble those of FSGS or MsPGN.

Lack of time is cited as often as lack of money.

In Australia, New Zealand, and Japan, reported cases of L. longbeachae infection occur as often as cases of L. pneumophila infection (6 – 8 ).

His quotations are recited almost as often as those of Fidel Castro.

In some markets in Florida, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio and Pennsylvania, advertisements for the party and The Media Fund are together running twice as often as those of Mr. Bush, as is the case in Pittsburgh.