Mr Demorand, for instance, was a radio journalist who seemed ill-suited to print, was regarded as too often absent by his colleagues and presided over a 15% loss in circulation in 2013 to just over 100,000 copies.
US remakes are too often regarded as ideas-free, money-grabs on rich European originals – a perspective that suits hubristic types who regard America as populated by culturally rapacious airheads.
Her work is too often regarded as a sidelight to sculpture-intensive minimalism.
The police are too often regarded as predators rather than protectors.
Too often regarded as "cuddly", Bennett's real contribution to British cultural life is his political engagement, and, often, political anger - always offset and tempered by deep empathy, sympathy and humanity, as it should be.
And yet on Saturday night, the fifth series of Spiral will arrive on BBC4 with relatively little mention: the French cop show too often regarded as a mere supporting player when it comes to subtitled television dramas.
Corporate social responsibility has gained greater significance, though it is by no means embedded across the business sector and still too often regarded as a nice-to-do activity or an extension of the marketing department.
The fact that so many personal accounts continue to be published is testament to the way these stories have made it easier to discuss an illness that is still too often regarded as shameful or somehow less than valid.
Published twice a year as a paperback in Newcastle, it is required reading for anybody interested in a part of England still too often regarded as a grim embattled wasteland, even in these days of Ant and Dec and BALTIC.
Now, as that achievement helps raise the proportion of the aged around the world, what once seemed an unalloyed blessing is too often regarded as a burden — a financial burden, a health care burden, even a social burden.
No screening tool efficiently identifies potential repeat suicide attempters who are too often regarded as borderline personality.
