Sentence examples for than often from inspiring English sources

Gunn's development was steadier than often thought.

Moreover, the rally has been less helpful for the economy than often imagined.

Mrs. Ghulam's family story hints at a situation more complex than often presented.

She said the issue was much more complicated than often thought and there was "a danger of oversimplifying the issue".

Notably the artists have included shadows of figures and trees, a feature more common than often thought.

And what I've gotten more than often from anybody is: "This feels like a healthy step and a half forward.

But analysts say that the military establishment is turning out to be less monolithic than often perceived.

"More than often we have sharks that are wary of us, staying 15 metres away or down deep.

It kidnapped some Italian tourists in 1995, but freed them unharmed.The Afars are more numerous than often realised.

Now as then, the social set-up in the north is much more subtle than often portrayed and imagined by outsiders.

The difference is actually much smaller than often assumed, but at first sight a growth rate of 0.6% qualifies as a lost decade.