Sentence examples for constant and often from inspiring English sources

Instead of bringing Brent's constant and often unsuitable cheer, Williamson would bring constant and unsuitable vituperation.

Her son said the suicide calls to his mother seemed constant, and often chaotic.

On social media, there is a constant – and often anguished – discussion taking place amongst many Jewish members over whether to leave the party.

Zamora, who is a close friend of mine, has survived constant and often lurid threats, and more than one direct attempt on his life.

That is particularly so for people, such as hunters and farmers, who are in constant and often bloody proximity to animals.

They force LGBT people to make the constant and often untenable choice between concealing who they are and facing shame, fear of arrest or worse.

Instead, there was a constant chatter, and often excitement, about the products that were being unveiled during the event.

For Cook, during the nine hours of his second-innings 162, three slips were a constant companion, and often a short extra-cover.

The real problem is that investors are also deluged with another data stream; namely, all the trading information from the world's many markets, which gives them a constant, noisy, and often misleading impression of what other investors are thinking.

That is no mean feat in a society where external and civil wars were a constant threat and often enough ended in the destruction of the entire state.

Simple examples, including the following ones, require not more than two different loads at fixed locations of the structure, one of constant level (and often interpreted to be the driving force of ratcheting) while the other is cyclically varying.