Sentence examples for more often like from inspiring English sources

I also plan on upping my protein treatments by using better ones (I was just using regular protein conditioners) and doing them more often like monthly as opposed to whenever I think about it.

"Stories now look more often like a personal testimony rather than a revelation.

For me, the effect was more often like speed-reading something I already knew.

Unfortunately, the result is more often like listening to a couple bickering about whose idea it was to go to Queens for Korean food.

Women who were close to him describe him as behaving like an older brother or, more often, like a little boy.

More often, like Carlos Diaz at La Guardia High in Manhattan, a school for the performing arts, they just got worn out by the verbal abuse.

But more often I like to go to yoga.

But more often, Mr. Collins likes to be there to hear audience reactions to new line readings, accidental or intentional.

He wanted to have sex more often and liked the idea of trying new things.

Shaughnessy sometimes sounds like Job, but more often sounds like George Herbert in her frustration — by turns feisty and devastated — with a God who won't answer when called.

Shaughnessy sometimes sounds like Job, but more often sounds like George Herbert in her frustration by turns feisty and devastated with a God who won't answer when called.