Sentence examples for have quite often from inspiring English sources

Parties have quite often nominated scoundrels.

Genocide, as Self said, is something that humans have quite often done to other humans.

Just south of Gaza's main crossing into Israel, convoys of Jewish settlers and Israeli soldiers have quite often been ambushed.But few Palestinians would be surprised if the attack were deliberate.

Just south of Gaza's main crossing into Israel, convoys of Jewish settlers and Israeli soldiers have quite often been hit.Few Palestinians would be surprised if the attack was deliberate.

It's both inspiring and depressing to see how interested and excited an electorate can become when they are given the chance to consider possible futures that have (quite often) not been pre-packaged and spun by party machines.

I have daughters and I know they have quite often in their lives felt out of touch and this book brilliantly articulates what goes on in a clever 14-year-old girl's mind".

Their pregnancies had, quite often, been very wanted, but had taken tragic and terrible turns.

"I've quite often written tweets that I think are across that line, but I just delete them.

A financial panic has quite often been a prelude to a crisis that extended beyond commercial activities into sectors of consumption and capital-goods industries.

There was reason to believe that Mr. Obama's numbers would fade some after his convention — and the first debate has quite often been a time when the challenger drew the race closer.

So the response I had quite often on the doorstep was, 'if we can't trust you on immigration, the economy, expenses, why should we believe your record on the rest?'" Source: Fabian Society.