Sentence examples for often statements from inspiring English sources

'How to' guides for academics are often statements of the obvious and abstract to the point of being meaningless.

The comments are just as often statements of bitter and disheartening fellow-feeling as they are expressions of solace.

His own verses, like "Blood on the Wheel" and "187 Reasons Mexicans Can't Cross the Border," are often statements of anger over the situation of Chicanos in America.

Another veteran Republican, Senator Robert E. Littell, from Franklin, also weighed in: "All too often, statements made by the governor or members of his administration must be explained or clarified after the fact.

In DHS surveys where mobile pastoralists are excluded from the sampling frames, there are often statements justifying the exclusion saying 'it is only 2/3/4% of the population and inclusion would make no difference to national indicators'.

This is particularly true of politics, where all too often statements of principle are taken at face value as if the speaker had no interests save personal altruism.

The young women mentioned this type of discrimination in the training companies more often (9 statements) than in the vocational schools (2 statements) (Table 2).

The site gave as its source the Firat News Agency, an online service that often carries statements from the P.K.K. "We are ready to discuss the issue," the statement said.

She won the Washington Post's "Four-Pinocchio" rating for her confident but often incorrect statements.

But still, Mr. Cain, inexperienced on the national stage, issued an avalanche of confusing and often contradictory statements.

It upset them how often their statements -- and misstatements -- had been misquoted by people with private agendas.