Sentence examples for so very often from inspiring English sources
"so very often" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to indicate that something happens with greater frequency than normal. For example, "She talks about her vacation so very often."
And so very often, it's a parameter of all distributions.
So, very often, you think you got him, but you don't.
"So very often, you have to defend yourself when you're talking to a member of Congress".
With almost no reason to exert themselves tonight, the Devils didn't do so very often.
So very often real-world quantities of interest are non-negative sizes, and their measurements yield statistical size distributions.
The fundamental human truth underpinning "Ox Mountain Death Song" is that men so very often turn into their fathers.
"Strangulation is the one common factor that emerges so very, very often," said Sgt. Craig Varnum, supervisor of the domestic violence unit at the Charlotte-Mecklenberg Police Department.
Their ordinary workday world suddenly seems so exciting, so glamorous and, very often, so unreal.
KISSELGOFF -- The thing to remember is that dance is a creative art form and it is not a commercial entertainment, so that very often what looks like a disappointment is more interesting as an experiment than a so-called success.
I Skype my family every three to four weeks, so not very often, because I'm usually overwhelmed by work.
4. On the other hand, there has been no monitoring of humans for harm, so the very often heard claim by many G.E. advocates that the technology has harmed no one is, says Gurian-Sherman, "flat out wrong scientifically".
