"Luckily, I'm not called upon to describe myself too often," Mr. Sweeney said.
"We're calling for more clarity on what is described all too often as 'fundamental British values'.
I take the data to be valid, but I feel the manner of describing it too often sets up conservatives to look bad".
What matters is that a full-time "doing" body is put in place, or nothing will continue to happen, and the treatment of and conditions for women will continue to be the disgrace described, all too often, by Anne Owers.
The governor, who has not been charged with any wrongdoing, says he was just mentioning a book that "all too often describes the political antics of the state".
Unmanned operations are not "costless," as they are too often described in the news media and government deliberations.
The Independent has dropped the pullout Viewspaper, the comment and features section launched by Simon Kelner, with new editor Chris Blackhurst describing it as "all too often forgotten" by readers.
Too often described as "noise," Lindsay's guitar figures have more in common with painting — they shift in tone and texture, often in disorienting ways, but none of them are random.
Colvin would be the first to demand that we concentrate less on her own death than on the outrage of the Syrian Army, under the command of a tyrant too often described as a "mild-mannered" eye doctor, slaughtering its own people.
