Sentence examples for being a sometime from inspiring English sources

Loveliness in Mahler being a sometime thing: the brasses were equally impressive in moments of rasping sarcasm set against plush, sweet string textures in the first movement, and the strings themselves took on the necessary sarcasm at the start of the second.

The one way being a sometime "insider" benefits me is that it informs my perspective and allows me to be more empathetic to museum staff and their decisions.

Roberts plays Isabel, a top New York photographer (is there any other kind?) who, in the script's delicate words, "has never cared to be domestic". But the love of her life, successful attorney Luke (Ed Harris), has two children from his previous marriage, and being a sometime stepmom to his son and daughter is part of the deal.

He is a sometime Research Fellow in Green Templeton College, Oxford University.

Labour activist wife and Twitterer, Sally, is a sometime political pundit.

At the time, American medical research was a sometime thing.

For Your Favorite Periodical, a cover date is a sometime thing.

Cranach was a sometime religious revolutionary and a full-time entrepreneur.

Her father, also Bailey, was a sometime doorman and a naval dietician.

(Virch was a sometime curator of nineteenth-century and European paintings at the Metropolitan Museum).

The most profound of these generalists was a sometime architect named Girard Desargues (1591 1661).