Sentence examples for but also sometimes from inspiring English sources
Not only emotionally, but also sometimes physically.
It also points to the difficulties — but also sometimes triumphs — of doing research in the archives.
In her eyes the child finds the book but also sometimes the book finds the child.
It had been both a "wonderful but also sometimes horrific experience," Moore said.
"They see that their decisions can be acted upon, but also sometimes that they won't be.
Lagerfeld is famous for keeping people waiting, sometimes because of work obligations but also sometimes for effect.
I don't think the government give much support".It's not just the education sector but also sometimes the educated.
The assessment of policy communication efforts is not only expensive, but also sometimes difficult because it involves asking individuals about their personal policy preferences and political activities.
It also includes a "rainbow of meanings" to use D. Collin's [COL 10] expression – these resonate together as they become apparent, but also sometimes contradict one another.
The real-people mockumentary process must have been not only exhausting but also sometimes dangerous, both legally and physically.
