Sentence examples for has sometimes given from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Congel has sometimes given money to Democrats, he is a major Republican campaign fund-raiser.

Valerie Ackerman, president of the W.N.B.A., has sometimes given mixed assessments of the state of the five-year-old league.

This step-by-step approach has sometimes given the work of these architects a diagrammatic quality, like a couple following numbers on a dance floor.

"In the past, the term 'accident' has sometimes given the inaccurate impression or connotation that there is no fault or liability associated with a specific event," Mr. Kelly wrote.

With the proliferation of 24-hour cable channels, though, coverage of genuine news events has sometimes given way, in slow news cycles, to what one commentator dubbed the "televigil".

Get Carter so dominates Mike Hodges's CV that the director has sometimes given the impression of trying to outrun it, shooting sci-fi movies (The Terminal Man), comic-book movies (Flash Gordon), even flat-out idiotic movies (Morons From Outer Space): anything to avoid returning to the gangster genre that made his name.

This demeanor had sometimes given his tenure the air of a five-month-long ted talk.

They have saved many Western correspondents' lives and have sometimes given their own, as our own correspondent's driver did.

In the past, Army commanders have sometimes given lip service to psychiatrists, viewing soldiers who visit them as slackers.

Ministers have sometimes given the impression that they like upheaval for the sake of it, or because it fits their ideological fixation with a smaller state.

Hazardous building construction is the reason usually given, though I've sometimes given into the pathetic fallacy of seeing the gates as clues to the mayor's state of mind.