Sentence examples for uses so often from inspiring English sources
He cracked a rare smile, then reverted to an answer he uses so often it could be a T-shirt slogan.
He carefully avoided the word "victory," which Mr. Bush had used so often.
The word is used so often that it becomes a kind of totem.
The angry black woman stereotype is used so often because it enforces silence.
The phrase "no homo" is used so often by heterosexual boys.
How did this term originate, and why is it used so often?
Ms. Henig astutely notes that "I.V.F. is now used so often it is practically routine".
In all the lexicography of actor-speak, no single word is used so often or possesses such nuance of meaning.
Terms like "fairy tale" and "Cinderella story" are used so often that we lose sight of what they really mean.
The writer gives examples of the meaningless polysyllabic wards that are used so often today in all fields.
She said it's common for some words to be used so often that they actually become devoid of meaning.
