Sentence examples for and so occasionally from inspiring English sources

Our base is too narrow and so, occasionally, are our sympathies.

He is not after rigid perfection, and so occasionally you get a too-sweet foie gras terrine, or an otherwise laudable chicken in a confused broth.

Our base is too narrow and so, occasionally, are our sympathies, You know what some people call us: the nasty party," Mrs May told a stunned conference.

Scott M. Stanzel, a White House spokesman, said that the political affairs office had a legitimate role in advancing the president's policy agenda and so occasionally helped set travel schedules for all White House agencies, including the drug office.

Memes abounded, like, "First they call us union thugs and now they want to arm us?!" and self-mocking jokes about their own forgetfulness: "Do you really want to trust people like us with guns?" (Teachers are notoriously overworked and so occasionally forget their two pounds' worth of keys in one classroom or another).

And so, occasionally, has the dining table.

She was no train wreck — nothing of the sort — but she stood still, and oddly so, occasionally sipping water and swaying little.

She was no train wreck nothing of the sort but she stood still, and oddly so, occasionally sipping water and swaying little.

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Ms. Rein yearned for him and told him so, occasionally worrying about late-night Miami parties and women chasing N.B.A. stars.

Food riots and hunger make news; so, occasionally, do land grabs in developing countries or arguments over genetically modified foods.