Sentence examples for very often of from inspiring English sources

There was hilarity, but often there were tears – of regret, of tenderness, very often of frustration.

There used to be a habit, among ladies who didn't wear hats very often, of putting the said number too far back on their heads.

Keep the laws as they are, and the shootings, very often of children and high-school and college students, will go on.

That's not something I find myself saying very often of Android phones.

But these therapies are very often of limited efficacy or have severe side effects.

Very often, of course, these two versions of the Principle will produce the same results: we efficiently prevent harm by criminalizing harmful conduct.

Fees in the health centers are high and very often out-of reach for the women.

The piece is very masculine, and in Singapore that very masculine point of view is not very often heard of".

Very often, groups of subjects are formed according to the level of a certain attribute.

It is known that very often overexpression of the positive pathway-specific regulators lead to overproduction of antibiotics (Bibb 2005; Novakova et al., 2011).

For this reason, Thomas' theological works are very often paradigms of that engagement between theological and philosophical reflection, and provide some of his very best philosophical reflection.