Sentence examples for having sometimes from inspiring English sources
It's true that Christmas Pudding can feel tinny, a little too bright, its author's loud guffaws, one senses, having sometimes subsided into a tight smile.
All of these thoughts fall into the category of things I can't help thinking, despite having sometimes tried not to, thinking it was my duty to do so.
Here too we express penitence both for our neglect and for having sometimes regarded evangelism and social concern as mutually exclusive.
This is an embarrassing admission for a veteran art critic, but it relieves my sour conscience at having sometimes let people assume that, of course, I knew the Barnes — I just had remarkably little to say about it.
Yet this explanation has always seemed inadequate, with the government privately admitting to having sometimes shelled the "no-fire zone", an area of the battlefield it declared as a sanctuary for entrapped refugees, of whom perhaps 50,000 remain.
Most of those are now dead, but Amis, having sometimes reviewed their books while they lived, still tends and ponders their achievements through the posthumous appearance of letters or adaptations or previously unpublished works.
Judges have sometimes disagreed.
This has sometimes proved tricky.
Evidence has sometimes been mishandled.
Disputes have sometimes turned violent.
