Sentence examples for have sometimes made from inspiring English sources

Instead they have sometimes made him seem undiplomatic.

But they have sometimes made things worse as fallen capos' underlings fight for the throne.

Of course, the IMF and the World Bank have sometimes made mistakes.

There is nothing wrong with politicians' acknowledging that they have sometimes made mistakes.

(Such "co-determination" systems have been tried, in Germany and elsewhere, and they have sometimes made workplaces better).

But even airlines that still do the announcement the old-fashioned way — in person — say they have sometimes made an effort to liven things up preflight.

To survive in Haiti's harsh and unpredictable political climate, Septen has sometimes made accommodations.

His ordeal as the father whose family was killed has sometimes made him unassailable.

His inclination to hold back, then ride to the rescue, has sometimes made problems worse.

The city has sometimes made matters worse by handling closures badly.

Worse, I had sometimes made it out on days when he had not.