Sentence examples for was far too often from inspiring English sources

Confusion and humiliation was far too often the price you paid to be sexually liberated.

Mr Hewitt, the Association of Chief Police Officers' (Acpo) lead for adult sexual offences, said debate on the issue was "far too often" restricted to investigation and prosecution and called for a "challenging debate about prevention as well".

However, Disney found that the new Pinocchio was too helpless and was far too often led astray by deceiving characters.

Now, perhaps these goals are far too often attained.

We are, far too often, our own worst enemies.

Remember that there's two other Rs — reduce and reuse — that are far too often ignored.

The debate on sanctions, understandably, is far too often focused on economic and political effects.

For Indigenous people these are far too often the images that give shape to Australia.

Those assets are far too often being extracted from developing nations desperately in need of tax revenues.

It's far too often the case with short story collections that you find yourself horribly bored by a few.

Sadly in Britain it's far too often, he adds, but that shows we respect the rule of law.