Sentence examples for in a often from inspiring English sources

Realizing the importance of this disjuncture between economic class and sex class for women, Maxine Molyneux (1984) argues in a often cited article that there are no "women's interests" in the abstract that can unify women in political struggle.

Anyone deserves credit for trying to offer something different in a often stale domain, but perhaps Krewella should reserve their band for concert venues, not open air festivals where the sound is already bad enough.

Cooperative as well as competitive, it puts four players in a (often fantastical) kitchen and asks them to complete as many food orders as possible within a short space of time.

In this paper we propose a different approach which from the outset links past birth rates to the occurrence of incident events in a (often relatively short) time window.

Little wonder that Bairoch should lament, "It is quite depressive to think that we are spending millions in grants for people to perform experiments, produce new knowledge, hide this knowledge in a often badly written text and then spend some more millions trying to second guess what the authors really did and found" [ 18].

Hardly surprising, then, that he should opine, 'It is quite depressive to think that we are spending millions in grants for people to perform experiments, produce new knowledge, hide this knowledge in a often badly written text and then spend some more millions trying to second guess what the authors really did and found' (Bairoch, 2009).

A balm in an often raw world.

It's a sobering moment in an often dazzling book.

In an often cynical age, his contribution has been touching.

And that, in an often overused word, would be a real tragedy.

It was a sweet victory in an often bitter season for the 25-8 Red Storm.