Sentence examples for has often received from inspiring English sources

Instead, he has often received praise for holding his ground and speaking his mind.

Allardyce has often received criticism for the style of play he brings to clubs, but O'Neill dismissed the negative attitude to the route-one approach, especially when it can be so effective.

A military officer and self-styled physician, Brand has often received the undeserved title "last of the alchemists" because of his continual search for the philosopher's stone, which reputedly could change base metals into gold.

Absent Tuesday was Mike Gravel, the former Alaska senator, who at previous debates has often received the loudest applause — and most laughter — for forcefully accusing his seven rivals of being symbols of entrenched politics.

Still, in the bigger towns and cities where her party supporters are considerably more animated — young supporters waving "Angie" posters — Mrs. Merkel, the first female chancellor of Germany, has often received a rapturous reception.

Until about five years ago, she was a tireless lecturer and teacher, annually accepting dozens of invitations to speak, on writing, family life, and faith L'Engle has been a devout Anglican for most of her adult life and she has often received more than a hundred letters from readers in a week.

She said she had often received death threats that she attributes to Iranian government harassment.

Shareholder resolutions opposing golden parachutes have often received substantial support over time.

Fisher was let go after the N.C.A.A. began investigating allegations that a booster, who had often received free basketball tickets from Fisher, had given gifts to players.

The mostly female squads were called an "army of beauties" by the country's media and have often received more attention than the North's athletes.

Candidates like Pat Buchanan and Gary Hart who do better than the polls indicated have often received a big lift going into other states, even if they did not win Iowa.