Sentence examples for often used of from inspiring English sources

The description is often used of political antagonists, unwilling to take each other's points.

Feisty; that term often used of Delaney and later, Andrea Dunbar.

"Charismatic" and "magnetic" are terms often used of Phillips, who dresses in black and drives a matching Mercedes.

She clearly had that X-factor that critics have always struggled to define, using the words so often used of Duse, "soul" and "spirit".

She spoke slowly and deliberately: "daunting" was a word often used of her by those who did not know her well.

The judge used the cliche often used of wrongdoing women, that she was "cool and calculating", as if any women expecting sympathy should be hot and emotional.

Too often, uses of data are kept secret and never revealed.

It's a word we don't often use of our own leaders, though we have used it of leaders in other country, particularly those known as "undeveloped".

Research on medical care makes often use of secondary data.

All efforts should be made for preventing hypothermia that should include temperature monitoring and more often use of methods of warming patients and intravascular fluids.

"These photos are often used out of context.