Sentence examples for more often make from inspiring English sources

They more often make a genuine smile (known scientifically as a Duchenne smile, when two different facial muscles fire).

(It's likely that I more often make it seem like Yom Kippur or Pearl Harbor Day but, y'know, not on purpose).

Worshipping Arsenal has saved Logan from a life in which he would "drink infinitely more, speak more abrasively toward people more often, make political or racially biased statements I didn't actually believe to be true".

(Smith) ★ Natasza Niedziolka: 'White Shadow' (closes on Saturday) In a New York solo debut that is just cause for optimism, this Polish-born, Berlin-based pictorial artist mixes together art and craft, folk traditions and early Modernism to devise spare, colorful still lifes that sometimes involve paint but more often make extensive use of knitting, embroidery, sewing machines and dangling thread.

If a patient's symptoms worsen, the nurse will visit more often, make recommendations for increasing or changing the medication intervention and provide support and education regarding the disease/dying process.

Branded baubles by Tiffany & Co., Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier, Georg Jensen and more often make their way to auction houses and dealers, presenting prospective buyers with the opportunity for great savings--and, if desired, lucrative resale.

"Hard choices are much more often made in the states".

This sort of investment is more often made in America.

Regrazing the same area more often makes bison more susceptible to parasites, which Eastern ranchers treat with wormers.

This sometimes caused little fires or, more often, made the TV reception go haywire during "Gilligan's Island".

It may be that surviving the most horrific atrocities doesn't make you compassionate, but more often makes you hard, and paranoid.