Sentence examples for find occasion from inspiring English sources

Although agricultural duties occupy most of the time of rural dwellers, they still find occasion to visit markets and shopping centres, where some frequent beer halls.

Both critics and supporters of "The War on Terror" find occasion to invoke the Cold War when discussing the threat of Islamic terrorism.

_Both critics and supporters of "The War on Terror" find occasion to invoke the Cold War when discussing the threat of Islamic terrorism.

I may never again find occasion to compare Harper Lee and John Lennon, but besting the Bible, even in a poll of British librarians, does have a certain "bigger than Jesus" ring to it.

Along the way these unfortunate characters (Tony Lawson plays the man, Amy Bodnar the woman) find occasion to utter an avalanche of those acting clichés that long ago stopped sounding like anything other than hogwash.

I rarely find occasion to argue with Mr. Friedman's facts or logic.

"You will find occasions when you will be ruder than you want to be".

If the thinking believer on occasion doubts his faith, so, too, will the thoughtful non-believer find occasions — a beautiful sunset, a chorus from Euripides, the death of a friend — to doubt his doubt.

But Kimmel can also toughen things up, as he proves with his newest collection for Carhartt, a work-wear brand for hardy men with callused hands and steely stares who nevertheless find occasions to don $410 canvas blazers.

So you will be able to, whenever you want during the course of the next six months and probably the next year, find occasions where you say, ah-ha, you know what, that could have been done a little bit better.

It should be possible to remain a committed atheist and nevertheless find occasions such as Christmas useful, interesting and consoling – and be curious as to the possibilities of importing certain religious ideas into the secular realm.