Sentence examples for often surfaces from inspiring English sources
Klee was a first-rate musician, and music quite often surfaces in his art.
When he greets voters, this competitiveness often surfaces as posturing; chitchat turns into one-upmanship.
Fox News wants to show advertisers that it's serious about countering the hatred that so often surfaces on its programs.
Roughly a third of the federal research money is being used to study Type 1, which often surfaces in children and is viewed as potentially curable.
His accounts read like a sailor's travelogue of the kind parodied in Swift's "Gulliver's Travels," with a touch of the jumpy jokeyness that often surfaces in cannibal stories.
Concepts of "fair prices" often surface in post-negotiation discussions.
FESTIVALS have a way of collecting oddball chamber works that don't often surface elsewhere.
But Mr. Polaski said there was always some hostility, often surfacing in rumors about escaped patients.
The finest legal minds therefore often surface in the second semester, and thereafter.
Occasionally, the old bitterness flashed in his interview, but without the raging anger that had often surfaced.
