Sentence examples for often heard of from inspiring English sources

The piece is very masculine, and in Singapore that very masculine point of view is not very often heard of".

The main work of interest was the Piano Concerto No. 4, the least often heard of the four.

This profession, once not often heard of, has become in the age of the makeshift bomb one of the most dangerous of all.

"Oy, those Jerusalemites are so out of touch with reality," went another (a reversal of the refrain most often heard of Tel Aviv).

And even people who have only a slender acquaintance with philosophy have often heard of "Cogito ergo sum" — I think therefore I am.

Kelly Grivakou, a lawyer at the human rights NGO Aitima in Athens, said they often heard of Greek border police acting in breach of the law.

Now, you often hear of soap operas or sitcoms being canceled by the networks.

We often hear of artists going into decline, but by the 1960s, Evans seemed to have fallen into terminal recline.

We often hear of celebrities whining to make sure they get their free goodies following a high-profile industry event.

Electronics, tech brands and alcohol pay well but beauty is the holy grail; you often hear of £20,000 contracts.

"We often hear of people having to wait one, two and sometimes three years for therapy treatment".