Sentence examples for but equally sometimes from inspiring English sources

But equally sometimes you have to accept the fact you've been outplayed.

Det Supt Paul Griffiths, of Gwent Police, who is heading the investigation, said: "We've got a lot of individual names, nicknames or descriptions and we've been trying to locate them on the basis of the information we have and we've been very successful in identifying a large number of individuals, but equally sometimes information is not substantial enough to locate individuals".

Equally, sometimes the sax can be a very blunt instrument indeed.

Google has worked hard to ensure that the auction treats all advertisers equally, sometimes to the dismay of big companies that are used to discounts for major purchases.

He disputes the charge that the details in the novel are far-fetched; reality can be equally, sometimes even more, gruesome in China.

Related: Police investigate Alistair Carmichael's false denials over memo leak That sounds like the kind of answer that brings politics into disrepute, but in fact it's a pretty fair summary of what everyone knows about politicians and equally (sometimes more culpably: see recent City scandals) about public performers in general.

That sounds like the kind of answer that brings politics into disrepute, but in fact it's a pretty fair summary of what everyone knows about politicians and equally (sometimes more culpably: see recent City scandals) about public performers in general.

But, equally, the truth has sometimes only emerged through diligent, if bruising, cross-examination.

Too much can be read into Ferguson's curveball selections sometimes but, equally, just consider how desperate he was for Rooney to be bandaged up to face Bayern Munich in the 2010 quarter-final with frayed ankle ligaments.

English needs fewer: snow is handsome, sometimes inconvenient but equally fun, and it's our endlessly variable weather, after all, that helps to make us British.

He often lifts ideas from classical portraiture or renaissance art, but equally from personal experience, and sometimes even The Simpsons.