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Discover LudwigThe part of the sentence "I often wish" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are expressing a desire or hope, often for something that cannot be easily obtained. For example: "I often wish I had more time to spend with my family."
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I often wish people weren't so rude.
"I often wish I could believe in it a little myself," he wrote.
I often wish I could have remembered that about myself on my way in.
I often wish for clouds so I can call the day a wash and sit inside.
But I often wish that what I do did mean more.
I caught it by default when I was twenty-one, and I often wish I hadn't".
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Reading "Pearl Buck in China," I often wished Ms. Spurling had a stronger, more angular critical voice.
The feelings I had were so raw and overwhelming I often wished I could find a way of losing myself altogether until the intensity diminished.
I often wished the public could have accompanied me to these cells — to see blood-smeared walls, makeshift nooses and agonized, shell-shocked faces.
Robertson is a scrupulous writer who stays tethered to the archives, but I often wished she had permitted herself to rove more freely, to speculate and imagine.
The film's director, Maria Blumencron, said: "For more than four years, I lived in hell wondering what happened to my guide, and I often wished I hadn't done this film.
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