Sentence examples for often comes back from inspiring English sources

The Civil War era is one he often comes back to.

"It's six months of free advertising for us, and for an audience that is leaving but that often comes back," said Catherine Chevillot, the director of the Musée Rodin.

Despite beauty being a subjective term, recent research has found that "inhabitants of more scenic environments report better health", but again this often comes back to the presence of nature.

And in many sessions with fellow survivors, with therapists and even with psychics and mediums, the talk often comes back to unanswered questions: was the death quick, or painful and drawn out?

Despite being one of Hollywood's definitive A-list stars, Johnny Depp often comes back to mingle amongst the plebs – whether it's guesting on the Fast Show, visiting schoolkids dressed as Jack Sparrow, or heading to China to adjudicate a reality TV show.

The answer often comes back to the same motivation as the counterfeiters themselves: greed, or the temptation to grab a bargain.

But Islamic parties often come back even stronger.

I often come back and practice from 7 till 10.

Those who do serve often come back brutalised and alcoholic.

I often came back to that word — lost.

People who suffer from "stress-related illnesses" often come back as stronger, wiser people.