Sentence examples for so often declared from inspiring English sources

James Purdy, who died in 2009, was so often declared an under­appreciated American genius on the basis of his first few novels that it is easy to forget about the later decades of his writing, which were often appreciated not at all.

There is no doubt that the Bible promotes "the sanctity of life," as our President so often declares.

Of potentially greater importance to elderly patients — who so often declare they'd rather die than spend their lives in nursing homes — are the discharge statistics.

In a similar vein, in her "Memoir of the Reverend Sydney Smith," Lady Holland claimed that her father often declared, "No furniture so charming as books, even if you never open them, or read a single word".

EVERY so often someone declares ballet dead.

The president has often declared the Islamist group defeated, so its latest mass abduction threatens to become a major issue in next year's election.

So, states' attempts to eliminate opportunity districts or mitigate their impact on elections are often declared illegal, voting rights experts told The Huffington Post in May.

"I am a fighter," he often declared... Life was probably one long surprise for this honorable man, who could so comfortably have avoided its hue and cry.

And justifiably so: As Sanders often declares, a founding principle of the American project is the principle of fairness.

Tibetan areas are often declared off limits to foreigners.

I have often declared that music can heal.