Sentence examples for especially sometimes from inspiring English sources

Bosses, especially, sometimes still need to be indulged.

Even with modern technology – this year's Edinburgh theme – it isn't easy, especially sometimes for the audience.

This year's edition is especially, sometimes painfully, current, as many exhibitors have brought work by Japanese artists.

It is very frustrating to go out there and walk that many guys, especially sometimes on four pitches.

"The Stranger's Child" is especially concerned — sometimes gravely, sometimes comically — with the effects of gay liberation on literary biography.

They're not especially pretty; sometimes they can be quite bizarre, even menacing.

Especially from sometimes well-meaning authority figures working in these structures who can hold deep prejudices about working-class women.

"Each scout makes it a personal project to know coaches and referees, and especially players, sometimes when they are barely out of grammar school," Schaap wrote.

"And people were very much impressed with the cat door, especially since sometimes a neighbor cat would come in to visit".

"Especially when sometimes the track improves and the track is changing, and they can adjust a bit their driving style," he said.

Eights are especially prevalent; sometimes they look like infinity signs.