Sentence examples for often in this context from inspiring English sources
Often, in this context, conventional interviews will produce singular, undifferentiated narratives; songs and dances, on the other hand, have the tendency to evoke powerful memories, which in turn encourage people to share their stories.
Mr. Rodriguez was part of a wave of artists — including R. Crumb, S. Clay Wilson and Bill Griffith, who created the character Zippy the Pinhead — who established the irreverent, profane, highly sexed, antiwar, anti-capitalist spirit of underground comics (often, in this context, spelled comix).
IC is the amount of information a term contains, meaning that a term contains less information if it occurs very often; in this context the similarity between two terms is quantified looking at the amount of information they share.
Talk of approximate truth is often invoked in this context, and has produced a significant amount of often highly technical work, conceptualizing the approximation of truth as something that can be quantified, such that judgments of relative approximate truth (of one proposition or theory in comparison to another) can be formalized and given precise definitions.
A word often flourished in this context by the common sense brigade is "basics".
Television is not often viewed in this context, but it should be.
The phrase 'hit the road running' is often quoted in this context.
The tone of voice often adopted in this context can be guessed from the title of a book by Paul Barolsky: Why Mona Lisa Smiles and Other Tales by Vasari.
The ones most often mentioned in this context are Microsoft's Freelancer (trial version available), Egosoft's X3: Reunion and DarkStar One.
"We want the family health service to be accommodating to the community as opposed to what is often done in this context, something forbidding and institutional.
Other legal systems are often invoked in this context – Norway, in particular, where there are no criminal proceedings for young children, regardless of the crime.
