Sentence examples similar to not often passing from inspiring English sources

"The Jeff Halls of soccer do not often pass this way," wrote the Telegraph.

My supervisors also know that students who struggle with deadlines don't often pass the class.

"He always gave her a present too". Obama-era White House photographer Pete Souza doesn't often pass up on an opportunity to troll President Donald Trump.

Amadeo lives alongside the people of Intuto, but not with them, often passing them in a quiet stupor.

For the physical traits of parents of the same race are not blended but often passed on exclusively: a blond white man and a brunette white woman may have four blond children, without any blending of this physical trait; whereas a black man and a white woman will bear children who blend white and black traits (Bernasconi and Lott 2000, 9 10).

The excellent chocolate soufflé for two is a proper French soufflé and not what so often passes for one — the ubiquitous molten chocolate cake.

There is another thread: Valentine's neighbor, a law student named Auguste Jean-Pierre Loritt), whom she doesn't know but often passes in the street, is betrayed by his girlfriend.

They don't advance themselves and often pass up opportunities because they don't feel ready to assume greater responsibilities.

Usually they can get rooms in the households of amiable colored citizens, and if they can't do that they often pass the time in some public place like a railway station or a city hall.

And it's not the facetious twittering that often passes for satire.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla .— Leilani Munter once worked as a photo double for the actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, but that is not the celebrity she most often passes for now.