Sentence examples for frequently shown from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marca-Relli's work was frequently shown and collected.

(Conversely, as Rupert Murdoch has frequently shown, small drops in cost have meant big circulation rises).

According to Edgar Feuchtwanger: It was frequently shown in the unoccupied part of France.

He is closely associated with the medical profession, frequently shown carrying a mortar and pestle.

The porcine aristocrats one sees in eighteenth-century portraits are frequently shown near tables overflowing with delicacies.

Glover is seductively masculine in this role — he's frequently shown half-naked in bed, lazily fondling Van so that she'll let him stay the night.

Ms. Lorber came in for particularly rough treatment; her colleagues at the paper were frequently shown on camera making critical or nasty comments about her behind her back.

Pointless criticisms they were, though, because aggression can quite easily come from within, as Federer, Sampras, Borg and Peter Nicol, one of the squash greats, have frequently shown.

Journalist visitors to his homes are frequently shown lots of mirrors and sparsely hung wardrobes, and dutifully chronicle both his "vanity" and "surprising austerity".

One clip instantly became the most frequently shown: Mr. Gore marching into Mr. Bush's space as if he were a bull ready to charge.

While Mr Modi is frequently shown on in search results, George W. Bush also makes an appearance in the list.