Sentence examples for can only sometimes from inspiring English sources

The young boy who is its first-person narrator can only sometimes make this world coherent.

And in their sound as well as their lyrics, his songs create hollow spaces that they can only sometimes fill.

With words one can only, sometimes, make a clumsy map, hand-drawn, to show where the secret was found.

To read his previous column, which answers a question about the cricket hooligans who ruined a Test match, click here We regret that not all questions can be answered and that personal correspondence can only sometimes be entered into.

Makeup, Botox, and plastic surgery can only sometimes mask age, but they do not prolong a person's life.

Approximately one-fifth of New Zealanders can only sometimes afford to eat properly and over 22% report that they run out of food due to financial constraints; most affected are Māori and Pacific people and people in the lowest socio-economic group [ 39].

"I Can Only Imagine" (sometimes shortened to "Imagine") is a single recorded by Christian rock band MercyMe.

To the question: are patients whose tumours contain abnormal p53 more likely to die than patients whose p53 is normal?, we can only answer: sometimes.

What they can do only sometimes is save themselves.

When consumers encounter negative information about a company, its reputation for corporate social responsibility can help — but only sometimes.

Therefore I can only conclude that sometimes things don't stay bought, and perhaps Obama came in with a better offer," Stone said.