Sentence examples for about what sometimes from inspiring English sources

"About what?" Sometimes I think Ellis may in fact be less disingenuous than he seems.

This report coincided with fresh revelations about what sometimes goes into the ground beef sold in supermarkets and restaurants: connective tissue, ammonia.

But Phra Paisan is markedly more pessimistic about what is sometimes called "fast-food Buddhism".

As a result, people invested in King celebrations, teaching and scholarship have found themselves reconciling the verdict with their own views about what happened, sometimes in discomfiting ways.

"I loved the emotional nakedness, the brutal honesty about what can sometimes happen in a marriage," she said in an interview.

This worry about what is sometimes called "semantic access" has only recently started to get the attention it deserves – see Wedgwood 2009 and Enoch 2011.

What few fossils we have can tell us a little about what's sometimes called "chimp-human divergence" in evolutionary history, but fossils lack something very helpful in understanding biology: flesh.

But complaints about the noise they generate have remained, prompting officials to publicly wrangle about what to do, sometimes to little avail.

Now that we are learning more about what "lethal injection" sometimes entails, it doesn't look so nice.

No in-house writing team knows everything about what they cover; Sometimes it makes sense to bring in outside folks who have a new insight into a topic that our readers care about, like Ben Horowitz's paean to struggling founders, Myspace Tom's take on photo apps or this random post on ecommerce by recording artist NAS.

Be careful about what you say, sometimes teenagers or adults will go on Club Penguin and pretend to be babies and nurse, and they are actually sickos!