Sentence examples for often seen of from inspiring English sources

The photographer had no interest in shooting the kind of traditional photographs often seen of homeless people, surrounded by misery and detritus.

What they did describe, as reported by staff writer Donald Baker, was "a Chuck Robb not often seen by the public as one who loves the beach and enjoys his friends there". The Charles Robb most often seen, of course, is anything but a thrill-seeking bon vivant; on the contrary, his public image is that of a straight-laced, stodgy, thoughtful politician.

Small farmers like those idyllic images you often see of the young, organic, fair trade farmer in the Hudson Valley or hills of Vermont are often separated from the conventional supply chain.

The pictures we often see of refugees are from refugee camps.

Meier's work is often seen on the pages of T Style magazine and Vogue.

Leopard print works well and is often seen on all four of the Bratz dolls.

You must have often seen out-of-favour relatives being eaten alive by ravenous dogs?

Better resolution of this group at the tips of the phylogeny is often seen regardless of the phylogenetic reconstruction method chosen.

Nonetheless, one by one, the officials humbled themselves, a stylized falling on swords not often seen outside of samurai movies.

But earthquake lights are most often seen hundreds of miles away from the earthquake epicenter, he said.

But by and large, the south-east Asian region has escaped the kind of carnage often seen in parts of the Middle East.