Sentence examples for I will sometimes use from inspiring English sources

For emphasis only, I will sometimes use the (redundant) expressions 'actually exists', 'actually existing', and 'actual existence'.

It is as if Plato were saying: "Colloquial language being what it is, I will sometimes use mimêsis in the broader sense that contains epistemically sound practices, even though the core sense of the word is pejorative".

For example, I will sometimes use my blog posts for Twitter updates, Facebook updates, and article syndication.

And I'll sometimes use it for longer rides for which I'd never use a taxi (because the cost would be prohibitive).

She will sometimes use the food-stamp money to buy a birthday cake.

He says people on both sides will sometimes use tough language.

They will sometimes use their collective weight to obstruct U.S. and European plans.

They will sometimes use well-known dialects, especially Egyptian (spread through television and radio), to fill in gaps.

Adults almost never directly contradict the children; they will sometimes use Modality (Halliday & Mathiessen 2004, pp. 146 150) to avoid doing this.

Also, we will sometimes use the notation u ∼ v for lim t → T ∗ u ( t ) / v ( t ) = 1 with T ∗ the blow-up time for (1.1 - 1.3 1.1 - 1.3

We will sometimes use 'strong representationalism' to distinguish this view from "representative realism" (see Block 2006 — Block uses 'representationism' to mark the same distinction).