Sentence examples for as being sometimes from inspiring English sources
He also references "Battletoads," a cult video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System that a small minority of DealBook remembers as being sometimes absurdly difficult.
Fico said the Visegrad group would continue to adopt and defend common positions, which he described as being sometimes more "pragmatic" than other EU nations owing to the four states' history since the second world war and the collapse of the communist bloc.
He finished the season fourth in the Oxford University batting averages with his 160 runs being scored at 22.85, and was described in James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual as being: "Sometimes a most dashing left-handed hitter, but not at all dependable; hard-working field".
Forty-nine per cent of patients on LEV reported anger as being sometimes or always a problem.
Furthermore, it was expressed as being sometimes quicker to order investigations or give treatments than to take time to discuss goal setting, consequences of investigations, pros and cons of treatments or having a more thorough discussion of the whole situation.
Far from being timeless (as is sometimes claimed), they are saturated in time.
(His obsessive infatuations were not quite as "innocent" as is sometimes claimed.
Hartman was funny, God knows, but Thomas's ear is unreliable, as is, sometimes, his taste.
"Restraint" is no ballroom dance, particularly when – as is sometimes the case – the prisoner resists.
As was sometimes the case, the captain had left the cockpit door open.
