Sentence examples for have sometimes turned from inspiring English sources

Disputes have sometimes turned violent.

Russian announcements of similar triumphs have sometimes turned out to be false.

The austerity measures are deeply unpopular and have led to mass demonstrations that have sometimes turned violent.

The state's population is almost evenly divided over the issue, polls have shown, and public hearings on the topic have sometimes turned unusually ugly.

In London, Mr. Gordon indicated that any British withdrawal from the union would be unwelcome and said that referendums held by other nations on European Union agreements "have sometimes turned countries inward".

Vajiralongkorn faces the challenges of a country that has become fractured over the past 10 years as contending political forces have engaged in bitter battles that have sometimes turned violent, shaking faith in the democratic system.

The demonstration was the latest move in a four-day protest that has sometimes turned violent.

The smile has sometimes turned to snarl of late (see Banyan).

But critics said the series had also lost its way -- its plots and characters had sometimes turned far-fetched.

As a result, unemployment has soared to over 21%, fuelling social unrest that has sometimes turned deadly.

The Catholic church in Mexico "could do more" to protect its priests and has sometimes turned a blind eye to donations from known drug traffickers, Dr Chesnut said.