Sentence examples for for some always from inspiring English sources

If the underlying cone of is normal (i.e., if, for some, always implies ), the symmetric satisfies some additional properties.

But the message of "God's goodness" has, for some, always clashed against the notion of a God who placates, supports and endorses racism.

For some, Always Shine may provide some much needed catharsis: "I think it's cool to have this interior experience treated as thrilling and important for women to go see or anyone to go see and I don't think gender pressures are exclusive to women, but I also don't care if men take away anything from this film.

The what-ifs, for some reason, always fall on one side of the fence.

On the other hand, balminess, for some, is always just a plane ticket away.

"A picture, for some reason, always looks better than the real fruit," he said.

Now for some decreasing – always fun as the knitting goes faster while the stitches get fewer.

She has been agitating for such a move for some time — always hoping, she says, that business would wake up to its need for women in high places.

Anderson, who for some will always be Special Agent Scully, is back on British TV screens in the second series of BBC2's The Fall.

And while this isn't about Tony Blair (though I understand why for some it always will be), why do any former PMs have to show up?

Metal detecting will, for some people, always be viewed as the beach equivalent of trainspotting or twitching; an activity associated with social misfits.