Sentence examples similar to I could even sometimes from inspiring English sources

Their gaze could mean hate or contempt or disgust; it could mean pity; it could even, sometimes, mean desire.

It could even sometimes make things worse.

In settings of domestication, even if most characters that are selected by the breeders are recessive, and could even sometimes be associated to chromosomal rearrangements, there is never any direct pressure for individuals to stop breeding with the ancestral stock, and there can thus be no selection for either saeptation, or reinforcement.

Sometimes I could even hear the snap of knicker elastic.

Sometimes I could even tell that a player was injured when he thought he was fine.

Sometimes, I could even pretend that this bad thing hadn't even happened to me.

"I was gracious and thankful and worked as hard as I could even if it was a job that sometimes made me question my worth.

"There were directives from higher government levels that determined what we could or could not release, or even sometimes what could be discussed in a phone conference," Dr. Traeger said.

(With the full complement of an opera chorus swamping the stage, "sometimes I couldn't even tell which character Bess was," he recalled).

We spent tens of thousands of pounds over five years; sometimes I couldn't even look at the credit-card machine as I entered my pin number.

Sometimes I couldn't even bring myself to open the mailbox, and my mailwoman would have to ring my doorbell to hand me armfuls of second and third notices from the three hospitals I'd been to.