Sentence examples for used and often from inspiring English sources

"They are personal items, used and often beloved of the players.

For decades, nonlethal, or humane, weapons have been discussed, developed, disavowed, seldom used and often ridiculed as oxymoronic.

"Value-at-risk," for example, is a widely used, and often criticized, way to measure the amount of money a portfolio could lose.

Scarcely one close-up was used, and often solos were filmed with the figure not just seen full-framed but surrounded by all too much stage space.

This strikes me as an odd quibble, but I see that it positions her outside the two camps of scholars who, she says, have used and often misused the tale to further a political agenda.

While the play is filled with the eminently quotable observations that Crisp used (and often recycled) onstage and in print, Mr. Bourne avoids the easy role of stand-up aesthete.

Most work is still done in software, because online editing tools are hard to use and often lack key features.

People kept using (and often praising) the iPhone because the delight factor made up for its lack of basic attributes.

Many microencapsulation devices are expensive, difficult to assemble and to use, and often more suitable for large-scale experiments.

It is unclear from Greenwald's report whether all of these programs were used and how often they are used.

Acronyms are often used and useful.