Sentence examples for as if sometimes from inspiring English sources

But it seems as if sometimes other characters have to remind the narrator of this.

It's hard to talk about it as if sometimes it's a disease or sometimes it's not.

Mr. Gabbard said recently, "I feel as if, sometimes, the crowds have taken away some of the romance".

"I feel as if sometimes women can't deal with what's going on and they have no one around who actually understands," she says.

When he talks, he tends to hold his hands out parallel to each other, and the distance between them widens or narrows, as if sometimes they held a grapefruit and at other times a beach ball.

This is a book that is as hypnotic, if sometimes baffling, as watching the hyper-slow Psycho.

Actors especially seem charmed by his enthusiasm; they describe his sets as inventive, if sometimes frenetic playgrounds.

So is the film's cumulative vision of the mountain folk as noble, if sometimes terribly misguided, savages.

She clearly relishes living with art, regarding the objects in her apartment as beloved if sometimes eccentric friends.

There is also strong sentiment here that regardless of the attack, South Koreans must continue to engage the North Koreans, whom they still view as impoverished if sometimes dangerous relatives.

The dividing wall sometimes looks as if it sometimes holds three blackboards or sometimes three windows.