Sentence examples for very often does not from inspiring English sources

"As a middle-class kid, I always felt it would work out, and I was too stupid to know that it very often does not.

He does not have an unusual name, does not pump his fist very often, does not energize an entire stadium when he appears at the bullpen door, and does not have a set of usage rules named after him.

Due to the stylistic preference of adjectives over abstract nouns, everyday language very often does not even provide us with an abstract noun corresponding to an adjective; in such cases we therefore use the adjective at hand, although we could always easily introduce a corresponding artificial noun into our language.

This, of course, is under the assumption that silent positions are effectively neutral, an assumption that very often does not hold (see Shabalina et al. [2013] and references therein).

Most important for the present discussion, the science needed to resolve legal disputes very often does not preexist the controversy (Jasanoff 1995), but rather is contingently constructed to answer case-specific questions that might never have arisen through pure or paradigm-generated science, or not in comparable form.

"Medium" is so committed to the grim realities of middle-class life that it is a paranormal show that very often doesn't feel like one.

It's also essential for small business who, very often, doesn't have the legal capacity, the money to spend with consultants to go through this labyrinthic procedures.

I think chronic pain, because it's such a … erm, internal thing and very often doesn't have a great deal externally to show for it.

The other was that artists, very often, do not consciously choose their subjects.

"These photos can lead people to believe in realities that, very often, do not exist," she said.

"I very often do not want to be stuck in Timbuktu on a Friday where I can't get home for Shabbos," he said.