Sentence examples for not often of from inspiring English sources

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

"When we do, they are not often of the quality which could pass through an international border".

Not often, of course; but when they do, CB radio becomes the dark underside of a TV talk show.

People in novels rather rarely eat; their health is not often of concern to them; earning money isn't nearly as important to them as it is to those of us in the real world.

The basal sharp contact is also a common feature, although in the studied cases, it is not often of erosional character, as reported from other studies (Peters and Jaffe, 2010).

It's not often, of course, that the PDF gets this level of notice.

Two sources of water not often thought of by the layman are dew and sewage.

Bertrand Tavernier is not often thought of as a man of passion.

Oscar Maroni is, fairly or not, often thought of as the Larry Flynt of Brazil.

The problem today is not often lack of data, but instead, lack of information and data overload.

Whenever a new portrayal of Asian Americans comes out — which is not often — many of us hold our breath.