Sentence examples for has too often proven from inspiring English sources
Oddly considering his reputation as a supreme orator, Obama has too often proven a poor communicator.
So too does Watson's intention to avoid the label of "black dance", which has too often proved a poisoned chalice.
In a football culture increasingly preoccupied with the hoarding of precious young talent, the structures in place to mine and produce these raw materials have too often proved bafflingly inadequate.
In Hamilton's time, it has all too often proved a predictable and painful process.
But those days had all too often proved to be anything but amusing for the veteran outfielder.
Unfortunately, those wishing to outlaw abortion in both countries too often prove themselves unwilling to compromise.
The housing aid that has arrived has often proved to be too little.
The IMF has made clear its view that the adjustment in European countries has often proven to be too harsh.
The use of the BRIEF questionnaire allows assessment of executive function in 3- to 7-year-old children as observed by teachers in tasks required in a regular school day compared with other studies that use computer-based tasks, which have often proven too difficult for young children.
And then comes the meeting with Brazil - whose magnificent counter-attack has so often proved too much for the Chileans, most notably when it ended their last World Cup campaign in South Africa.
