Sentence examples for not often much from inspiring English sources

While it is true that they do not often much care about minor details, such as the incorrect usage of one's salad fork, they are very particular about both Russians and non-Russians failing to observe what is considered proper form.

There wasn't often much spare".

It's just the way Apple events tend to go; for those who care enough to pay attention, there isn't often much of a middle ground.

Bush officials interpreted that phrase to mean the current range of the species, not its often-much-wider historic range, which signatories of the letter argue is a better indicator of what species are at risk.

What's going on beside the cameraman is not often of much interest — the Libyan revolution notwithstanding.

They're not often all that much fun, especially versus the dastardly delights of villainy.

It's not often she shows much vulnerability over the job.

An officer and a social worker Bird's new nest Bad days for hot-rodders ReprintsBlacks do not often have much contact with Republicans anyway.

Kazmir had humbled most of the Yankees while pitching for the Rays, but past results do not often mean much against a hot team.

B 2, n m → is a very general moment space and the first moment does not often provide much information about an unknown distribution.

So it is not often but as much as I can, here and there, but they keep us pretty updated.