Sentence examples for often upon from inspiring English sources
In civil cases demurrers also are based often upon some error or omission.
Her friends went through changes, too, often upon being confronted with their worst flaws — Charlotte's superficiality, Miranda's caustic tongue, Samantha's refusal to be vulnerable.
This was a team exposed as wide-eyed and desperate as their attacks broke down so often upon organised, rugged defence.
The nuncio normally passes on three candidates, often upon recommendations from high church officials, for diocesan bishop to the Vatican, and the pope gives final approval.
During the 19th century the authority of municipal police officers in the United States derived from the local political power, but their ability to gain the cooperation of citizens depended most often upon the abilities of individual officers.
Here, in a role that requires precise wordless expression (McQueen lingers long and often upon the face that becomes his clearest storytelling tool), Ejiofor proves himself a master of physical understatement, the clench of his teeth and slightest parting of the lips speaking volumes.
And then the most disturbing -- and often unremarked-upon -- turn occurs.
My mum was often called upon: 'Come on sister Dolores.
Scotland Yard often calls upon him in moments of bafflement.
Interviewers often remark upon the discrepancy between Lovelock's predictions of doom, and his good humour.
Still, Freddy's social skills are often called upon in the show.
