Sentence examples similar to so then often from inspiring English sources

"We hear a lot of: 'Come on, there's more important stuff to worry about than cat-calling.' But we've had so many reports of a woman ignoring it, or saying please leave me alone, and then so, so often: 'Hey sexy, hey baby, hey darling' turns in a second to 'Slut, whore, bitch' – and then being pursued.

Netherlands manager Louis van Gaal: "If in the first half you lose the ball so simply or so often, then the formation doesn't matter.

We need all law enforcement trained on de-escalation techniques, cultural sensitivity and racial bias; we need a justice system that holds domestic and sexual abusers accountable and recognizes these acts as indicators of future violence; we need resources for children who grow up in homes or communities steeped in violence who then so often turn to violence as adults.

Such a pity, then, that so often she seemed so shallow.

Rate data for these reactions are then often assigned using so-called reaction classes.

That novel is about a teen girl who finds a genie in 1980s L.A. "Weetzie Bat" dealt with issues such as AIDS, premarital sex and homosexuality in a way that avoided the wholesome public service announcement style so often then seen in the genre — and it did so in what would become Block's signature fantastical style, long before fantasy became de rigueur in YA literature.

The trick, then, as so often in progressive politics, will be to dream big, and then proceed with care.

And then, every so often, you come across a work whose vividness and vitality are so abundant they seem to transcend language.

The man had left Ireland at the age of 15 to shovel trenches for electrical cable, "digging the blue clay of London, as it was then called, blue from leaking gas and sticky, so sticky you had to dip the shovel in a bucket of water every so often, then wedge it in under the soil to try and shift it".

Then, as so often happens, Hollywood overreached.

It happened so often then, it was expected.