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Their instincts all too often are to withdraw lest life "kick [them] in the heart at any time it chooses".
As a former teacher in the New York City school system, I know how reluctant school officials often are to take definitive action in such circumstances.
When Wolfe first met Perkins, he was stunned, as writers often are, to find a reader who took him completely seriously.
Le Guin does not sentimentalise, or even consummate, this love; it's not inflated, as love stories so often are, to dominate her themes of society and environment.
Anyone who has been hurt, sick, disappointed or grieving knows how eager people often are to help you make it all better.
Any Michelin three-star restaurant has to conform to certain standards of comfort and service, so the sumptuous linens and the attentive waiters who appear en masse from out of the woodwork every so often are to be expected.
What she tells them most often is to start simple.
I mean it often is to a large extent.
The choice often is to pay or fight.
HOW often are we to be introduced to "The Decalogue"?
As for other controversies in Shakespeare scholarship, Mr. Holden contends that the Sonnets "should not be taken -- as they so often are -- to suggest that Shakespeare himself was homosexual".
