Sentence examples for so often uses from inspiring English sources

Lake house, followed, an older song, starting softly, as the band so often uses this technique, then pulls us into a collective rhythm as they crush us under the soundscape of their drums, guitar and synthesizer.

Art so often uses a visual motif to communicate something else; X represents Y. Yet, for Lai, this is not the case.

Can somebody who so often uses clichés such as "think outside the box" really be trusted with dour old Michigan's looming budget deficits?The diciest issue for Ms Granholm may be abortion.

Using the same impassioned language and gestures that Beck so often uses (including even MORE puppets) Stewart "proves" that Beck is purposefully trying to ruin Fox News because Rupert Murdoch is the only person in Soros's way (oh, and hundreds of other billionaires and media moguls).

We have created a special place down at Occupy Boston, a place where all are welcome, and we are impervious to being separated by those things that politicians and the media so often use to keep us apart.

In short, as so often, using existing powers more intelligently.

So it's a mystery, at first, why young Tunisians so often use the word makhnouk.

Even the term so often used, "therapeutic cloning," implies more than they are prepared to deliver.

He thought of the words Rescorla had so often used to comfort dying soldiers.

But now the number is not so often used to determine drug treatment, doctors say.

"Unfairly treated" is a phrase so often used these days that one tends to dismiss it.