Sentence examples for be amazed how often from inspiring English sources

Read the publication you are pitching to (I know that sounds obvious but you'd be amazed how often freelancers don't) and work out what sorts of stories they are interested in and what slots are available.

No matter: at all times, but especially in these times, it's a very good idea to ask, when some economist offers a proposition about the economy, "Um, how exactly is that supposed to work?" You'd be amazed how often no answer is forthcoming.

You?d be amazed how often those pesky little details--data, conclusions, and other key points--in the Abstract seem to contradict information presented in the rest of paper.

I know this all seems like common sense to some of you, but you'd be amazed how often we scientists put other scientists and engineers into a box and assume that they will conform to the image we have of them.

You'd be amazed how often heavy metal bands turn to literature for their inspiration -- I've just scratched the surface of this phenomenon with Iron Maiden's "Lord of the Flies".

Speaking to a Baptist group during his tenure as drug czar, Bennett told attendees the following: "I continue to be amazed how often people I talked to in drug treatment centers talk about drugs as the great lie, the great deception indeed a product, one could argue, of the great deceiver, the great deceiver everyone knows.

"I was amazed how often people are telling jokes," he tells me when we meet for lunch in London.

I'm amazed how often that thing that made it work has been surgically removed from the film in the process of making it.

The closer said he is amazed how often he mentions a prominent retired player and some teammates will stare at him blankly.

I'm amazed how often technical people forget this.

You'd be amazed how much time this saves.