Sentence examples for which is not often from inspiring English sources

Even when she smiles, which is not often, her good mood is guarded.

Whenever this occurs − which is not often − it brings forth numerous interpretations and teachings.

This stir-fry is unusual for its inclusion of lamb, which is not often seen in Chinese cooking.

And the more they get hit, which is not often, the higher and slower they often bowl.

The building was filled by the 8 p.m. game time, which is not often the case here.

Whenever a character encounters anything modern, which is not often, the usually all-seeing Sebald eye does not bother to record much detail.

Which isn't often.

They support government when they feel it supports them, which isn't often," Schumer wrote.

Rarely pressed, the Williams sisters are most fun to watch when they struggle, which isn't often enough.

When they do speak, which isn't often, it is in long stilted phrases about the wisdom of the ancients.

You can see it in the plummeting death rate of MPs, which isn't often written about that.