Sentence examples for been more often from inspiring English sources

It has been more often dormant than not.

Those two powers have always been more often at odds than in close partnership.

My usual greeting, "Tormey, where the hell have you been?" More often than not, his answer was a big grin.

He can be a tough interviewer, but lately he has been more often depicted as a bully who helped oust his former co-host, Ann Curry.

Rice's shortcoming has been, more often than not, to define success in narrowly personal terms, which is why she prostrated herself before Bush.

For there is probably no work of ancient literature that has been more often, or more imaginatively, adapted for the cinema.

In politics, they're more often groupish.

Children are more often invisible than not".

But it is more often about squeamishness.

They are, more often than not, shut.

Mothers were more often married.