Sentence examples for quite often seen from inspiring English sources

Images of vast size, rising up through two or three stories, are quite often seen in Tibetan temples, and their construction and dedication is considered a work of vast religious merit.

It is quite often seen in patients with ovarian cancer.

We quite often see him on Twitter responding to things he's just seen on Fox News.

'You'd quite often see white guys with dreadlocks pulling wheelie cases down Khao San Road.

You quite often see, in a city, hospitals only a few miles apart all competing to provide the same service at the weekend".

It is smaller, rarely getting above 20m - which, I suspect, is why you quite often see it as a street tree.

"When insurers evaluate the use of armed officers, they quite often see risks outweigh the benefits for the average company or organization," Tory Brownyard wrote for Security magazine in 2013, "risks that have a significant impact on both the availability and cost of insurance coverage". Some insurers recommend against armed guards entirely.

"We quite often see signs of osteoporosis, or diseases associated with old age.

In the winter we quite often see heights of 3-5m, where in the summer this is often down to 0.5-2m".

"You would quite often see surfers running through the Englischer Garten being chased by policemen," Ruppersberger said.

Meanwhile, weekends see the highest number of downloads, when Nederev says that most people do their grocery shopping and that this quite often sees Buy Me A Pie! enter the Productivity top ten in the U.S.