Sentence examples for but sometimes so from inspiring English sources

But sometimes, so do the suits.

Do we despair that our nation's news consumers are doomed to a fate of gullible consumption of news that's often insidious in its falseness but sometimes so obviously fake that it rivals the venerably ridiculous Weekly World News?

These are more adventurous but sometimes so cheap that it is well worth the risks.

Sometimes they fell short of that – but then sometimes so do I.

Facebook's highly targeted ads are a boon to marketers, but are sometimes so effective at narrowing their audience that they're potentially illegal.

It's usually a bit déclassé to say "I told you so"–but sometimes, it's justified.

But Mr. Loggia, sometimes so overcome by emotion that he was unable to speak, promised to continue his effort.

At the other extreme are farms where real work is done but which are sometimes so small or busy that they are not well equipped to handle visitors.

Try talking to your sibling to let them know the way you do not like what the are doing (this does not always work, but it works sometimes, so try it).

Zippers are great, but they get stuck sometimes so have a lovely assistant on hand to sexily help, or ask a member of the audience for help.

"But audiences come and go sometimes, so he has to find his footing once again.