Sentence examples for said so often from inspiring English sources

It's been said so often that it's a cliché.

You hear it said so often that you may never stop to wonder what it means.

He lived a life quite unique and as he said so often, "I'm one in a million".

And as I've said so often, it's your in-box that tends to distract you.

As I've said so often, religion is not the opiate of the American people; it is their poetry.

I've said so often – here's a sample – but elective politicians have a greater duty of care to colleagues.

"I say so often that adult dysfunction hurts children," he said.

As the mayor tends to say so often: Let's be realistic.

"What's the plan?" Hicks would say so often that friends repeated it just to tease him.

Dean Burnett doesn't mean to scientifically dissect things UKIP members say so often, but they make it so easy.

Inventing characters is extraordinary: proper authors say so often that characters "just appear" and that does happen.