Sentence examples for fine sometimes from inspiring English sources

Sharrock's production, too, is fine: sometimes underpowered but always intelligent.

Not professionally — the singing was mostly fine, sometimes more than that.

But her grandmother, who raised her, was a fine, sometimes bawdy, storyteller.

He shared the toilet and bath with three other bed-sits, which was fine sometimes and fuckin' desperate other times.

And sometimes that's fine, sometimes the parents are like a friendly aunt or uncle, or an older sibling, in their relationship.

That ends in a fine — sometimes a large one — but perhaps one that may be seen as a cost of doing business.

When large corporations break rules, they typically settle with the government and pay fines, sometimes without admitting guilt and without the details becoming public.

Criminal fines sometimes get stiffer with repeat offences.

Government employees and any former troops or policemen sign their "repentance" papers and must hand over their weapons or pay fines sometimes amounting to several thousand dollars.

In order to survive in the racist culture in the United States, these African American church communities had to walk a fine line, sometimes radical, sometimes compromising.

Sometimes I did and it would be fine, and sometimes it didn't make any sense.