Sentence examples for would not infrequently from inspiring English sources

Jewish booksellers would not infrequently travel the German countryside, reading to groups of peasants in the evening.

"He would always get angry whenever they would offer him some, and he would not infrequently cause a scene.

In the early 19th century the Royal Navy would halt U.S. vessels to search for British deserters and in the process would not infrequently impress naturalized American citizens who were on board.

Listing the properties of God was another activity that was the result of categorizing the knowledge one had about God and his act of creation, and this knowledge too would not infrequently be illustrated in tree diagrams.

Ms. Calvert said that although many employees would file both discrimination and retaliation claims, "not infrequently, the discrimination claim would be dismissed in summary judgment, but the retaliation claim would remain".

"Not infrequently, I'd pick up the phone," he told me, "and someone would say, 'I'd like to tell the Speaker to go straight to hell.' And I'd say, 'Well, I'll be sure to get him the message.' ") Regardless of how they choose to do so, most people who contact Congress have legitimate concerns — but, as any staffer can tell you, there is a small but enduring subgroup of wiseacres and crackpots.

There was a time when her name would provoke admiration, anger and, not infrequently, fear.

Not infrequently, I would be walking along the street, and hear a noise that I thought was the "siren," at which I would be too frightened to even run.

Even when health facilities are available, not infrequently, they would not be staffed.

"Also, I bet something about the often outsized effort expended to haul in these really very small creatures would have appealed to his sense, not infrequently comic, of scale".

He was a military officer who had been posted in Europe, and not infrequently a soldier would come back from a furlough in Croatia confessing he had fallen in love with a stripper.