Sentence examples for more often told from inspiring English sources

A war – or as we are more often told in the book, a storm – is coming.

The story of Scotland is more often told about the people who left than its new arrivals.

It's an unnecessary and arch postscript, typical of a drama that more often tells than shows.

Across the land, Americans customize "The Nutcracker," often telling a version of the original E. T. A. Hoffmann story, but even more often, telling a story about themselves.

Have friends over more often Tell jokes Have a regular game night Be "in the now" Maintain a sense of humor.

If I were a right-wing media critic, this couldn't be better news: According to a non-partisan study of one Sunday show, liberal and Democrats are more often telling whoppers.

We need to learn to say "yes" more often, Bushnell told me.

The only time the Brotherhood called its members for a sit-in on Tahrir (more often, they told their members to stay away from protests) was when a run-off election between Morsi and Ahmed Shafik, former head of the Air Force and Mubarak's last-ditch Prime Minister, hung in the balance.

"The overall objective is how do we get people to talk more often," Vice Santos told TechCrunch in an interview — using Roger, of course.

"I was often told, 'Burn more'," he told me.

However, as Chemaly points out, the way to fix it isn't simply to suggest that women need to be more assertive, as we are often told.