Sentence examples for quite often even from inspiring English sources

For example: "Quite often, even the suggestion of a woman's ability to hit a guy so hard that when he stops rolling his clothes will be out of style is all you need to improve your day".

I think there would have been support if one could have shown the problem was down to sexism, but quite often, even if you know in your gut it is, it's hard to prove and can easily be denied.

Jonathan Rauch (The Way We Live Now, March 7) might have mentioned in his overview of the gay-marriage debate that, for the whole of human history until the late 19th century (and quite often even after that), marriages between people whose families had property or social position were about as "sacramental" in their character as corporate mergers are today.

Because I'm always in Gmail, I find myself checking it quite often, even despite my aforementioned problems.

Also, it is a fact that the outcomes of different studies are always bounded to the specific research question, while, quite often, even for very similar research questions, the outcomes vary significantly, which reveals the weakness in translating the derived results with consistency to real world conditions.

Quite often, even when such differences are reported, further analyses are not carried out nor are subsequent studies conducted for clarification.

Apparently, I'm sarcastic and wise — though quite often drunk (even though I am also quite successful).

O'Connor added: "The Australian federal police takes them [red notices] very seriously but knows it must examine the veracity or otherwise of those claims because quite often claims, even against Australian citizens who've had red notices out against them, have been found to be wrong".

The third objective has induced many cooperative efforts, quite often not even within the ECMI framework directly, but undoubtedly inspired by or fostered by it.

We also found that the exon of the Ig7 region was quite often excluded, even in normal shrimp, and that LvB52 silencing was associated with a decrease in the variability of this region.

What makes the column still more revealing and sad is that, far from serving up an older but wiser man's humility, it recycles what Brooks has been saying quite often since even when he was younger and, one might have hoped, less cynical.