Sentence examples for further sometimes from inspiring English sources

The reformists go further, sometimes not mentioning Islam at all in their speeches.

As the Knopf group flourished, Mr. Mehta expanded it further, sometimes further irking the heads of rival imprints.

When De Klerk left the coalition, Mbeki was more clearly emerging as head of government, and Mandela retreated further, sometimes leaving Mbeki to preside over the cabinet.

Blair and Brown have since "modernised" still further, sometimes in the name of "family-friendly" hours - a phrase promoted by that family-friendly leader of the Commons, Robin Cook.

It's a direction he began moving in with 2014's What Is This Heart?, but here Krell takes it further – sometimes into the realms of pop at its most irredeemably schmaltzy.

Then you have to travel in a small open boat from the airstrip to the archipelago's only village, wait around for a ride on one of the launches that occasionally make the twelve-hour outward voyage, and then, often, wait further, sometimes for days, for weather conducive to landing on the rocky shore.

Almost every step forward in reconstructing his life involves a step backward into conjecture and a further step sometimes into pure foolishness.

Further, witnesses sometimes have sharper recall when questioned by investigators than when they are on the stand months after the alleged events occurred.

In the prelude to this vote, politicians have recklessly deployed the state — the law, courts and military — to settle scores and further their sometimes demagogic ambitions.

Moreover, although in California newly released inmates are still monitored by parole agents, in many states inmates who "max out," in prison slang, are simply allowed to walk out without any further monitoring, sometimes directly from solitary confinement.

Meandering, back-pedaling written instructions accompany several pieces in the front room, making references at times to off-site locations in Manhattan and Queens for further viewing, sometimes intimating off-site treasure hunts to Queens.