Sentence examples for not often any from inspiring English sources

First, there are not often any surprises with the weather — excluding the occasional sand storm — as the sun shines, the sky is cloudless and the air is crisply dry.

It is not often that any people elect a professional wag to office.

"The closing arguments alone are going to last an hour and a half, so that means they're not often presenting any evidence," said Stephen B. Bright, a lawyer who heads the Southern Center for Human Rights, in Atlanta.

It's not often that any of us change a long-held view about an important matter, but it happened to me recently.

Your child changes so much from year to year that I would argue you will not often have any real idea of what might be the best fit.

This would be enough of an argument if we were speaking of physics or geography, due to the fact that a teacher disinterested in their subject matter does not often impart any enthusiasm in the subject to their students.

On the contrary, the judge-made law we are dealing with here does not often have any precedent to refer to, nor even a solid historical bed on which to base itself.

It takes the fantasy of Bombay and adds high production values and something more something not often found in any cinema.

It's not often that we hear any non-traditional views expressed on The Bachelor and I found that exchange SO refreshing.

The rest, those who responded "sometimes" to at least one item and not "often" or "always" to any items, were categorised as having problematic HL.

It is not often that a conductor of any age can bring out the musically daring elements of a crowd pleaser like Dukas's "Sorcerer's Apprentice".