Sentence examples for fell too often from inspiring English sources

Kennan wrote that under the Roosevelt administration: "warnings which should have been heeded fell too often on deaf or incredulous ears".

We explored the wide range of individuals who fall too often under a simple label — "skeptic".

Schlossberg has no purpose, nothing to animate him other than falling too often in love; in one of the novel's better jokes, a Greek ship's captain tells Isaac, "You've got to get yourself a philosophy," and suggests Heraclitus to begin with, "at least until you can come up with a better one of your own".

As a result p will fall too often below the predefined level of significance and the region of μ's showing a significant treatment effect will be too broad.

In particular, the company today has too few important ballerinas to fill its incomparable store of great roles; too few of the lead male roles are danced with especial distinction; and crucial aspects of style needed for the work of its founder and central choreographer, George Balanchine, fall too often out of focus.

It must have been something like dating a doll that broke down and fell apart too often.

The latter's material often seemed flat and he fell back too often on the aforementioned invective.

In addition, the line-out has fallen apart too often for comfort.

Ms. LeCrone falls prey too often to the idea that contemporary ballet means overlaying academic steps with flexed feet, parallel legs and the occasional backbend that aren't part of the ballet lexicon.

I don't fall apart too often.

Through experience, some learn to do it gracefully without falling off too often.