Sentence examples for has sometimes to from inspiring English sources

Virtue has sometimes to be its own reward.

Note that before the serial connection is established, the chatscript has sometimes to wait, up to a minute.

But given that Russia will not curb Assad and indicated a veto on any UN reaction, the world has sometimes to admit its inability to make a constructive response.

In an open adoption adoptive parents can know, but in a closed or international adoption it asks from the parents a deep understanding of the world in which their children were born and a type of self-effacing generosity: the adoptive parent has sometimes to give preference to the 'other' as Levinas would call that, preference over her or himself.

Sure, he has sometimes stooped to the cynical maneuver.

Telenor has sometimes had to stop the contractors building its towers from using child labour.

She has sometimes referred to Mr. Smith as her son".

But this year, he has sometimes appeared to soften his stance.

Moral cosmopolitanism has sometimes led to political cosmopolitanism.

This approach has sometimes proven to provide better performance than the separate individual models [14].

Corinthian has sometimes responded to critics by blaming its students.