Sentence examples for for so often from inspiring English sources

Credit McCarthy for so often resisting the urge to become a pass-only offense.

He said "people whose voicemails were hacked for so often and so long, had very significant parts of their private lives exposed, and then reported on, are entitled to significant compensation".

But I am also consistently struck by the incredible generosity of fringe audiences: not simply for so often taking a punt on unknown performers, but in the way they give their hearts over to the artists.

He is a very unassuming person, for an alleged legend – a characterization he laughs at to me, saying his daughter pokes fun at him for so often being called it.

And here we find the irony of this jolly word "refresh", for so often the outcome of this refreshment, especially at times of greatest need, is an oppressive, humid sameness.

"You can do that for so often but you've got to start turning these performances, over four days of cricket or over one day, into wins.

In his first newspaper interview since these twin incidents, Miliband seems unburdened and, it must be said, for someone so often criticised for looking awkward, comfortable in his own skin.

He's wished for death so often that once the Grim Reaper herself visited for an evening.

It had been polished for inspection so often that perhaps the buffing had compromised the rivets.

The professor, a big, doughy man, is quite gracious for someone so often regarded as a terrorist.

He has never been hit for six so often since beginning his Test career five years ago.