Sentence examples for has sometimes shown from inspiring English sources
Veronika Part, a beauty, who, in the past, has sometimes shown a vague, blurry outline, was the discarded fiancée.
Mr. Plouffe was followed by Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a Republican who has sometimes shown tendencies toward bipartisanship.
A woman with homes in Roslyn, N.Y.; Scottsdale and Manhattann has sometimes shown up in Arizona with one brown sandal and one black one.
But the current campaign presents a different set of candidates, and we have concerns about Ms. Snyder, who has sometimes shown a taste for publicity, even as a judge, that can be at odds with the extraordinary restraint required of the district attorney.
Though enforcement has been spotty, determined activism and popular pressure has sometimes shown itself to be effective in holding the Internet companies to their own standards.
The BSID is one of the most widely used tools available in Spanish to assess neuro-development at such young ages; however, the BSID has sometimes shown a low predictive value for later performance on general cognition and intelligence tests (Bayley 1977); therefore, the associations reported here need to be followed up at older ages.
· Several states in the upland South, like Kentucky and Tennessee, where polls have sometimes shown Mr. Obama running ahead of his 2008 numbers.
Recent opinion polls, meanwhile, have sometimes shown plurality support for gay marriage, but have failed to find clear majorities in favour of it.
Rasmussen Reports polls, however — although they have sometimes shown a Republican "lean" in general elections — have not been particularly friendly to Mr. Gingrich in recent weeks.
And they've sometimes shown a spectacular blindness to public sensitivities in their apparent protection of certain embattled teachers in given instances.
As Lynn Vavreck and John Sides noted in January, polls have sometimes shown that many of Mr. Gingrich's supporters list Mr. Romney rather than Mr. Santorum as their second choice, and that many of Mr. Santorum's supporters prefer Mr. Romney to Mr. Gingrich.
