Sentence examples for not often told from inspiring English sources

All this is fascinating history that's not often told.

A beautiful apology song that tells a story not often told.

There is "still lots of room for a liberalisation of services" in Germany, he said recently.Germany is not often told to reform.

But patients are not often told during the informed-consent process that the results of cancer treatment can vary among hospitals, according to Dr. Koniaris and his co-author, Nadine Housri, a medical student.

My interest was in telling the story -- not often told to the public -- of how our great universities rose to international pre-eminence because of their ability to dominate the world of discovery, innovation, and the creation of ideas and inventions that have shaped our lives.

"We're running a very radical campaign because we are telling the American people the truth and that's something that is not often told in the political world," he said after finishing a narrow second to Mrs Clinton in the Iowa caucuses.

It is also unusual because the city does not often tell schools what to teach.

Active alcoholics do not often tell me the truth about their abuse.

The pH level indicated by these tests may show a need for, but do not often tell you how much lime is needed.

"For me, I would love to see more working-class or lower class [stories], because that exists in our community but those stories aren't often told," said Park, who plays cheery patriarch Louis Huang in "Fresh Off The Boat".

It's nice to find out what the girls are doing; they don't often tell you anything.