Sentence examples for does not sometimes from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that studying in far-flung locales does not sometimes bring more distractions than a pressure-packed law library.

The former British Children's Laureate Anne Fine commented: I have to wonder generally whether a children's publisher does not sometimes have a responsibility to stop and say that although a shocking new book will make money, and even be popular, it does not have what the Americans call "redeeming social importance".

LG: "There is no such thing as a marriage between two intelligent people that does not sometimes have to negotiate thin ice … [yada yada yada] … The damage cannot be irreparable when a man and a woman love each other as much as you do.

It is by no means clear, however, that dance does not sometimes have "dance vocabulary", style and other constraints, even without the presence of a notated score or digital or video recording (see Sirridge and Armelagos 1977).

Who doesn't, sometimes?

Who doesn't sometimes feel it's all too much?

"Sometimes it works well; sometimes it doesn't; sometimes it's stormy".

But who doesn't sometimes mortally fear the prospect of running into someone?

The point isn't, obviously, that markets are perfect information processors, or that speculation doesn't sometimes lead to frothiness.

Which isn't to say that Reiss doesn't sometimes seem to let her emotions get the best of her.

Not that this toga party doesn't sometimes get out of hand.