Sentence examples for told so often from inspiring English sources

"The story's been told so often I think it's pretty old hat".

We are told so often we should be grateful for the exposure.

"In plain English, the great tech minds of Silicon Valley are told so often how great they are that they sometimes lose perspective".

So I thought it was legitimate to have another go, even though the story has been told so often, because a different angle makes the whole picture different.

It's one of those stories that gets told so often, and in so many iterations, that one begins to wonder if it's apocryphal.

Much has been made of how presidents of all dispositions and partisan affiliations find themselves in a "bubble," told so often by sycophants how great they are that they lose any sense of themselves as real people.

A story Riley often tells, so much so that she is tired of it by now, is about being in Italy in 1960 and becoming transfixed when a squall obscured the black-and-white marble pattern of the paving in a piazza.

It is difficult to tax the rich, we're often told, so it seems rather silly also to continue giving the rich unneeded benefits to spend on what are to many families quite unattainable luxuries.

"She told us so often that nothing was impossible.

"Sometimes I apologise to audiences for having told it so often.

Of course we know that real progress in schools is not just about money; we get told that so often, especially by people … with money.