Sentence examples for encountered again from inspiring English sources

The formulation is encountered again and again in his letters.

"Here you have a long historical pattern of settlement," said a local architect, Tariq Alireza, expressing a frustration I encountered again and again here.

The current indie famine exacerbates a problem festival-land has encountered again and again in the last few years: too many events, too few decent acts.

The zany diction (Mahlerprops, Leib might say), mock Germanic syntax, bungled Americanisms, irrelevant facts from Leib's citizenship test and obsessive attention to female "mams," though amusing at first, are less so when encountered again and again.

It is a mark of Mr. Feinberg's skill that playfulness, along with grace and exuberance, characterizes his performances of these 400-year-old miniatures even though their technical demands are of a sort rarely encountered again until the 20th century.

His suspicion that the strata of Somerset could be traced far northward across England was brilliantly confirmed as the familiar beds were encountered again and again during this journey.

That is something, he added, that he is unlikely to encounter again.

Are there food-writing cliches or tics that you, as readers, never want to encounter again?

Such were the "flickers" that so many people first encountered on television, and understandably preferred never to encounter again.

One issue I encounter again and again in my interviews with asylum seekers is the denial of their voice.

None of us "soccer moms" went back to work — a situation I would encounter again and again when I moved to Singapore, and then to India.