Sentence examples for well more often from inspiring English sources

This works well more often than not.

Well, "more often than not it's just a handjob" he says.

She didn't know him well; more often than not he wasn't there when she brought Melissa to spend the day at the farm.

If I'm having a particularly hard day, I will dive into the gratitude well more often.

(Think of the Whitney and the New Museum, in New York, which do good more often than well).

And sometimes – well, rather more often than that – John Whittingdale is master of these hapless revels.

Setting a New Course But Ms. Rice may well prevail more often than Mr. Powell did, given the broad trust Mr. Bush places in her.

"Of course it's an issue with men as well, but more often with women," says Wolfgang Fink, former artistic director of the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra.

While an efficient ball player, his primary qualities are of a purely defensive nature; his positioning is intelligent, he reads the game well and more often than not he times his tackles to perfection.

Although moral status claims may well obscure more often than they enlighten, they do not merely concern the grounding of specific rights in specific attributes.

Sometimes scientism works really well, but more often than not the true source of its success are rooted in good timing.