Sentence examples for what we often do from inspiring English sources

And in practice, this is indeed what we often do.

Negotiation is difficult enough without creating extra roadblocks for ourselves, yet that's what we often do.

What we often do is resort to symbolism, and the overarching symbol of the age is Witherspoon.

What we often do is conflate a particular representation of the tradition with the tradition as a whole.

It's what we often do with friends and family — we're afraid to hold up the mirror to them.

What ought to be done — indeed, exactly what we often do — is to limit the dangerous consequences while allowing for the good ones.

This gazing and spotting was much like what we often did from mountaintops at home, pointing out apartment blocks we'd lived in, skyscrapers we'd been to, landmarks we recognized.

While we know what we should eat, we often don't have the time or resources to eat meals that fully satisfy our nutritional needs.

Without even realizing it, we often do what is easiest to accomplish rather than what we say is most important.

Give yourself permission to do what you love We are so bound by what we have to do that we often don't give ourselves time to do what we love.

What's more, they say, we often don't need equipment to solve our many aches and pains.