Sentence examples for even very often from inspiring English sources

These filmmakers don't talk very much about Hollywood — not even very often about its artistic splendors.

It may not be a rule that's always followed, perhaps not even very often, but there's at least a sense that you ought to be ashamed to admit it if you violate it.

For believing that it is Providence's chosen instrument makes the country overestimate its power; it encourages it to lie to itself about its mistakes; and it makes it harder to live with the painful truth that history does not always -- or even very often -- obey the magnificent but dangerous illusions of American will.

The satirical magazine Private Eye described the book as "meticulously documented" but observed that the author "does not theorise, nor even very often moralise.

The resulting populations must thus be comprised of groups of individuals that are highly related to one another, or even very often clonal.

You don't need to do this EACH time you take your clarinet apart, or even very often, as too much cork grease will weaken the corks and make them prone to breaking apart.

It's a genre with no name, though it's sometimes called, somewhat euphemistically, the social drama, even when, very often, the films themselves show little (even far too little) of society.

Some of them don't even eat very often.

"Mostly Nick was uncommunicative and occasionally he'd become talkative and you hung on his every word even though, very often, one didn't know what they meant because he'd talk in riddles.

Variations on that question kept coming up on Monday as Americans — at least those paying attention — absorbed the news that the Congressional committee charged with reducing the deficit had failed to even meet very often, let alone come up with a plan to get the country back in the black.

Vulnerable isn't an easy place for a teen girl or the mom of a teen girl to live in -- or even visit very often.