Sentence examples for expressed sometimes from inspiring English sources

Divergent views were often expressed, sometimes strenuously.

Warnings can also be expressed, sometimes unwittingly, in cultural differences.

His perception of the ambivalent role of the restaurateur – somewhere between pander and provider – was clear and forcefully expressed, sometimes too forcefully for his own good.

From the Arab world's local Main Street, in Brooklyn, to Afghan mosques in Queens, to the halls of academe, many Muslims yesterday expressed sometimes tentative, sometimes anguished support for the attacks on Afghanistan.

During lung development FGF9 is expressed sometimes in the mesothelium and sometimes in the epithelium.

This differentiation caused frustration among the personnel, as one of them expressed: ""Sometimes, I feel like we could be more proactive and put up information pamphlets and posters on HEALTH!

When I meet people, I talk to them: I want to interpret their dreams, dreams they don't even dare to express sometimes.

His paintings also express sometimes contradictory ideas sex and religion for example—in ways that allow for complicated emotions and the complexity of people".

It appears that the West has lost the quality of moral indignation which it did express sometimes in the past to castigate egregious behavior in different parts of the world.

Conversely, a productive team is open to conflict, allowing learners to interact, freely express, sometimes controversial, thoughts and beliefs, as well as share interests and experiences [ 43, 44].

D14 "The main thing usually, he would present with clinical, the emotional part sometimes are not really expressed, because, sometimes we don't have time to explore".