Sentence examples for for and often from inspiring English sources

Skepticism is called for and often rewarded.

She pleads for — and often seems failed by — our gaze.

Mr. Turner's lyrics are worth waiting for and often worth memorizing, too.

Traditionally films made for, and often by, African-Americans have fallen within a very narrow definition of our experience.

The production aims for, and often achieves, a jaunty spirit, best conveyed by its villains, Malcolm McDowell as the Sheriff of Nottingham and Mr. Hyde as Prince John.

In cinema, as in fiction, friendship is a more durable substance than we give it credit for, and often more resilient than love.

"Love" was shorthand for tolerance for everyone and, often, for everything.

The clubs know that: that's why they charge so much for entry and, often, for bottles of water.

"But it's the language of connection for men and often for women".

Echolocating bats face especially challenging sensorimotor demands, using vocal signals for orientation and often for prey capture.

Couples often save up for the wedding for years – and often pay off the debt incurred for years afterwards.