Sentence examples for using often from inspiring English sources

So far, words that Republicans have been using often include God, reform, character, family, taxes, leader, hope and hurricane.

Before he goes on air he will confer with make-up artists as to the specific brand they're using, often carefully applying the finishing touches himself.

The ability to make purchases in a store using (often maddening) self-checkout kiosks has existed for some time; the small revolution that Amazon Go brings to the experience is the elimination of the checkout process altogether.

Giving the DSCC veto power over campaign staff "means not only insisting on candidates using often bad consultants, but hand-picked staff from Washington or else face the sharp end of the fundraising bayonet".

The painting is an ingenious representation of the artist as both painter and model and it showcases the technological tool — the camera — painters have been using, often covertly, ever since it was invented.

If you consumed magazine advertising during the late 1950s and early '60s, you might recall there was a shift from the straightforward hawking of goods, using often humorless and ham-handed promotional tools — trade characters, slogans, testimonials, romanticized and idealized illustrations — to surprisingly ironic, convention-busting campaigns (for example, the one for the Volkswagen "lemon").

It augments audit and reporting requirements for warrantless searches using often-abused "national security letters".

Leading cinematographers are calling for a new Oscars category to distinguish between films shot using traditional methods and those using often-invisible digital effects.

Dr. Thorpe also criticized her associates for not measuring data in terms of rates per population and using often-debated race and ethnicity data.

Numerical tests show significantly improved accuracy and convergence of the proposed higher-order boundary integral Poisson Boltzmann (HOBI-PB) solver compared with boundary integral PB solver using often-seen centroid collocation on flat triangles.

Singh, who often said he regretted not having sex with more women, was one of the first modern Indian novelists to openly discuss sexuality, using often-graphic descriptions that made generations of readers blush.