Sentence examples for quite often used from inspiring English sources

"Alcoholic" is quite often used capriciously, to denote that a person drinks a lot.

You quite often used actors to play, to some extent, against type.

And he quite often used a "cloissonist" line that, as in cloisonné enamel or stained glass, is used to separate one colour from another, or to reinforce form and contrast.

"He is someone who is quite often used as the diplomatic face of Iran," said Hadi Ghaemi, head of the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, an advocacy group based in New York, who has no fondness for Mr. Larijani and has verbally dueled with him.

This decoration was quite often used for dishes and architecture during the Medieval Islam period.

Regarding the debate on identity in Russia the term "negative identity" is quite often used.

In terrestrial and aquatic systems, these models quite often use focal animal species as ecological receptors either to estimate the risk to a population or to an 'at-risk individual'.

Many of these types of listeners will say that they find classical music "relaxing," and quite often use it as aural wallpaper for other daily activities.

While the homebuilt aircraft has always been a part of the aviation scene (the Wright Flyer was in fact a "homebuilt"), the designs were for years typically quite conventional, often using components from existing aircraft.

Synbio innovations are unquestionably high-tech, but they're often quite simple — often using the same centuries-old process used to turn grains and yeast into beer.

Quite often he used Google in the past".