In "The Last of the Wine," the narrator muses on the abnormality of Xenophon's apparently exclusive heterosexuality: "Sometimes indeed I asked myself whether he lacked the capacity for loving men at all; but I liked him too well to offend him by such a question".
Sometimes, indeed, they actually influenced future selections, or provided painful reminders of books I had unaccountably overlooked.
It sometimes, indeed often, feels that way.
Sometimes, indeed, they're older than the umpire.
Sometimes, indeed, they may be destroyed by them.
Sometimes, indeed, it feels like we're living inside a strange room here.
Sometimes, indeed, inefficiency alone is involved — for example, mushroom growers not having access to discarded coffee grounds.
Oldroyd's film is constructed and framed with unstinting care; sometimes, indeed, you want it to cut loose, although Pugh lends a definite dash of madness to her impassioned role.
Sometimes, indeed, she provides too much detail: the precise amount of the mortgage payments Levin's parents made in 1932, the brand of hair gel used by an AOL salesman.
Historically it starts with calls for a crackdown on illegal immigrants and sometimes, indeed as recently as 1996, the backlash produces laws that take services away not only from illegal but also from legal noncitizens.
