Sentence examples for often hears of from inspiring English sources
ActionAid often hears of girls being pulled out of school for a week at a time because their families cannot afford protection or even because there are not enough toilets.
Zaal Tsereteli, a founding member of the Anchiskhati Choir, an important ensemble in the post-Soviet cultural revival, said he often hears of people inspired to join choirs after encountering the music in church.
I've never seen political isolation helping anything.Others have other interpretations, don't they?President: I'm not interpreting, I'm stating hard facts.The criticism one often hears of Brazil's foreign policy is that curiously you seem to be closer friends with some authoritarian regimes than with Obama, for example.
She says even though the Kinsey scale is dated and reductive, she often hears of it spoken among the millennial generation as the best there is for those who believe they fall outside of the LGB parameters.
She noted that, in such meetings in other places around the world, she often hears of young people wanting to leave their homes and settle overseas.
We often hear of this conflict, between Bayesian and "frequentist" statistics.
I work for an architecture practice in London and unfortunately such actions are often heard of.
Now, you often hear of soap operas or sitcoms being canceled by the networks.
The piece is very masculine, and in Singapore that very masculine point of view is not very often heard of".
We often hear of artists going into decline, but by the 1960s, Evans seemed to have fallen into terminal recline.
