Sentence examples for even more sometimes from inspiring English sources

Police in uniform carry much more equipment than those in plain clothes, and members of special operations teams, such as SWAT and crowd-control units, carry even more, sometimes including full body armour complete with helmet, leg pads, and shield.

In 1807, a Spaniard who performed the hajj under the name Ali Bey al-Abbasi wrote, "The houses are solidly built with stone, they are three and four stories high, and even more sometimes.

She came twice a month or even more often, sometimes alone, sometimes with her two girls, ages 16 and 4.

"I'm urging clinicians and patients to look at the psychological side effects, which are not as easy to see sometimes, but can be devastating, even more devastating sometimes than the physical side effects," Professor Kulkarni told the ABC.

It was even more exciting sometimes than the main set.

They will disguise their coverages even more and sometimes employ eight-man defensive-back packages.

This journey with "Belief" has inspired me to do so even more, in sometimes surprising ways.

These more thoughtful news organizations will moderate their innate devotion to utter novelty, and stay awhile with already familiar news... in order to analyze it, ponder it, and even more gratifyingly sometimes, dig deeper into it.

He might find even more noteworthy — and sometimes embarrassing — information.

Even more worrying, they sometimes turn those notes into candid memoirs of their White House years.

The iPad promises to make us even more connected, but sometimes I just want to pull the plug.