Sentence examples for with a often from inspiring English sources

In a spacious loft above a garage on February 12th, youngsters lined up to have their pictures taken with a (often strategically placed) placard saying #stripforjackie.

Second, the president shares power with an often recalcitrant Congress.

King, 71, is perhaps the face most associated with an often unsavory sport.

Rather, the natural ardency of his soul propelled him along with an often reckless abandon.

Critics often distinguished (with an often oblivious rigidity) between movies of artistic merit and purely commercial productions.

This, coupled with an often ill-concealed irritability at official functions and a love of reveling, brought growing public ridicule.

Faced with an often lethal disease like inhalation anthrax, why not give the drugs to patients, he and others ask?

Where Sybil responded to 1930s England with an often explosive impatience at its snobbery, Moholy-Nagy remained unemotional, professional.

Warner responded with an often expletive-filled attack on Craddock and fellow journalist Malcolm Conn, saying both writers "talk shit".

A buyer who steps in at this stage can often find a bargain but may have to negotiate with an often distraught property owner.

He says that, from the beginning, the Thorne books were about his often troubled detective's relationship with an often troubled city.