Sentence examples for previously often from inspiring English sources

Boateng, previously often identified as a risk factor in the German defence, is also singled out by Süddeutsche Zeitung.

I could escape the sweetness I had previously often been asked to express, despite myself.

The most eloquent expression of the artistic relativism that prevailed this week in an ever thinner market was the return to Impressionism, previously often neglected.

Sengupta finds that universal schooling, migration to cities, and economic liberalization have led to a "psychic shift": even the unprivileged, who previously often accepted their lot as a matter of caste-determined karma, believe that their destiny is in their own hands.

He had been better known two decades before, in the 50s, when his book Culture and Society (1958) had iconoclastically and influentially redefined culture as "responses in thought and feeling" to what is going on in a society rather than, as previously often thought, mainly a matter of paintings and orchestras.

Klobuchar, who has passed amendments to guarantee storage of some documents connected with sexual assaults — previously often destroyed — is now sponsoring a bill with Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, that would expand that record-keeping and remove the requirement that a victim request that retention.

Previously, earmarks often were inserted anonymously.

It is a dialectic Phillips has previously wielded, often thrillingly.

Violent hate crimes previously were often dismissed by local police officers as hooliganism, and left unpunished.

The case histories previously discussed often implicate introduced species as a cause of species extinctions.

Previously, principals often hired substitutes who were not in the pool.