Sentence examples for accomplished sometimes from inspiring English sources

Whatever its source, it has become her calling card, this ability to portray strong, accomplished, sometimes intimidating characters.

One part of the science of rhetoric is choosing the kind of language needed for the particular task the writer wants to accomplish: sometimes fireworks are called for, sometimes a match will do.

"I think the most important thing to remember is that the interviewer usually knows less about what you've accomplished and sometimes knows less about the job than you do," says recruiter Cook.

How does the government ensure that both jobs get effectively accomplished, when sometimes these twin goals seem headed on an unavoidable collision course?

"I supported the premise of the movie and what he was trying to accomplish, but sometimes movies work and sometimes they don't.

If it accomplishes that sometimes, well — who cares".

This last step was sometimes accomplished by tying each of the four limbs to a different horse and spurring them in different directions.

The composer confronts the problem of returning to the tonic via more distant chords, and this is sometimes accomplished by modulations that bear no thematic relation to the exposition.

Although they range from a Mexican folk tale ("Borreguita and the Coyote") to a parable about transcending sexual and racial stereotypes ("Amazing Grace"), they have elements in common: humor, spunk irreverence and a belief in magic, even if it is sometimes accomplished with powers that are merely human.

This was sometimes accomplished by embedding smaller and smaller miniatures ad infinitum inside the organism (Figure 1).

He is so accomplished that he sometimes plays free concerts at competitions.