Sentence examples for accordingly sometimes from inspiring English sources

A standard waltz on the accordion slides into fragmented dissonance; his vocal accompaniment changes colors accordingly, sometimes striking out on its own.

Babylon's programme is extremely diverse, and the atmosphere of its gigs varies accordingly – sometimes you can't move for the elbows and knees, while when the best-known Turkish instrumentalists play here you'll find an older crowd who often choose to sit on the floor in reverential silence.

Mowlam would often telephone him in London, aware she had a particularly important meeting – she was about to go into the Maze Prison to meet Loyalist paramilitaries; she was about to have Prince Charles come to stay – and that her drugs might need to be adjusted accordingly (sometimes, for instance, she required pills to stop her being sick).

Diogenes Laertius reports that Archytas was "the first to systematize mechanics by using mathematical first principles" (VIII 83 = A1), and Archytas is accordingly sometimes hailed by modern scholars as the founder of the science of mechanics.

Such children are often diagnosed as having bipolar disorder and treated accordingly, sometimes with powerful medications.

It was accordingly sometimes difficult to distinguish the midpiece from the posterior part of the head, particularly the neck.

Always he found talent to be intimately linked to joie de vivre, ability to gaiety, and craftsmanship to human flourishing, and he proceeded accordingly, with sometimes greater, sometimes lesser success and skill.

Accordingly, advertisers sometimes purchase sub-optimal or worthless ad space in an attempt to reach their target markets.

Accordingly, they are sometimes referred to as conglomerate mudstones or pebbly mudstones.

Out of respect to the artist and in compliance with their wishes, we adjusted the program accordingly as is sometimes the case with live television.

The term is derived from the Greek epistēmē ("knowledge") and logos ("reason"), and accordingly the field is sometimes referred to as the theory of knowledge.