Sentence examples for even intermittently from inspiring English sources

Against Lisicki, she seemed more muted, even intermittently passive in critical phases of the final set.

There are only a few moments where anything like a beat intrudes, yet the music is accessible, and even intermittently catchy.

My problem was that as a singer with a light voice, most of the Mozart roles towards which I was pointed seemed dramatically lightweight, even intermittently boring.

A quick word to mention that anyone with an interest in the films of Jean-Luc Godard or, for that matter, in late-sixties America and a reasonable proximity to Film Forum should head over there today for one of the two screenings of a rare, obscure, and fragmentary yet exemplary, fascinating, and even intermittently iconic film, "One P.M.," which he shot in 1968 but didn't complete.

It may even intermittently travel longer distances to access plants with higher levels of nutrition.

Reuterss Stephen Farber called the film a disappointment, because although it was "expertly acted, impeccably photographed, intelligently written" and "even intermittently touching", Never Let Me Go is "too parched and ponderous to connect with a large audience".

News of her passing aroused little interest outside the classical-music world, since she was hardly a household name, and lacked even the intermittently twinkling, Sunday-morning-television stardom achieved by the likes of Renée Fleming and Yo-Yo Ma.

From beginning to end, the Kander-Ebb score adds very little -- well, nothing -- even while intermittently trying for cheery entertainment.

Try mixing up your homemade money leis by tying colorful silk flowers, candy or even jewelry intermittently throughout the necklace.

This surprises me because even I get intermittently upset at the absence of House, which was demolished in 1994; surely the artist must?

As the Colts struggled at the end of last season, they were forced to play Sanders intermittently, even though he had a knee injury.