Sentence examples for we may often from inspiring English sources

We may often be tempted to echo him, but to wish A la recherche du temps perdu shorter than it is, as Crace does, seems to be missing a large point.

As Thapan states, "While viewing women migrants as dependents, we may often ignore their individual economic contributions, and an analysis based solely on official figures would give an inadequate account of the actual migration flows pertaining to women" (Thapan 2008 10).

I do not know how far this source of error would be done away, if philosophers would try to discover what question they were asking, before they set about to answer it; for the work of analysis and distinction is often very difficult: we may often fail to make the necessary discovery, even though we make a definite attempt to do so.

We may often be inflexible.

Especially in modern times, we may often find ourselves neglecting our mental health.

We relate to it in ways we may often take for granted.

We may have often repeated that "another world is possible", but this hope has sometimes seemed distant as we have watched bombs fall on our brothers and sisters abroad and the systematic dismantling of the welfare state at home.

We may not often acknowledge them, but without sanitation workers, we'd all be pretty screwed.

Although we may not often understand why events are unfolding, faith gives us the peace to face these events with confidence.

We suggest that it may often take more than one flow burst to establish the proper distributions of pressure and flux tube volume to create a substorm current wedge.

There are a myriad of other issues that may be important for captive populations, and we conclude that these may often be species specific.