Sentence examples for quite often done from inspiring English sources

Genocide, as Self said, is something that humans have quite often done to other humans.

"That's what I have quite often done – earlier this week I retweeted one lad's Twitter threat and someone threatened to tell his mum and that sort of solved it.

I can, and quite often do, have a go.

That, I can quote reams from, and quite often do.

You might think that mocking authority is what a joke quite often does.

We go to those countries, and they quite often do not have a U.S. embassy in them.

(In "Footprints" Brooke writes, "The men who liked her never liked me; and the men I liked quite often did not like her. It worked out very well").

Again the audience at the I.C.P. laughs, because art-making can, and quite often does, make you want to give up, and go to the movies.

But when it doesn't – and it quite often doesn't – it's an overcomplicated mishmash of thwarted hubris and unconvincing body doubles.

"But in emergencies, we know that generators fail and electrical systems quite often do not work the way they are supposed to".

He didn't know the purpose of their journey, hadn't yet been told, but Hester quite often didn't reveal her intentions, and he knew that eventually she would.