Sentence examples for individuals sometimes from inspiring English sources

However some unrestrained individuals sometimes invite themselves to the party and turn it into a disgrace.

In politics, that means that individuals sometimes have to endure tough periods".

Group foraging is common, with individuals sometimes diving to depths of 75 90 metres (250 300 feet) to capture prey.

Forest species of wood hoopoes are less social, and lone individuals sometimes call while perched high in a tree.

It's a recognition that this is a challenging process, and that ordinary individuals sometimes need the support of a collective if they're to achieve a noble aim.

And it was a reminder that the enormous machine of politics could still get twisted up by the actions of individuals, sometimes by accident.

It's fragmentary: sometimes arresting and individual; sometimes leaden, with the dull repetitiveness of the person who has lost her energy; and it's sometimes apocalyptic.

My job is very demanding and my home life is too; it means that as an individual sometimes I get forgotten.

On repeated presentation of the same food situation, the individual sometimes shows the appropriate response but at other times will fail to do so.

Whenever there are inter-individual, sometimes opposite differences in response, government-sponsored trials on groups that do not consider such differences cannot solve what only the individual can do, at first by help from schools.

A proxy buyer is an individual (sometimes a group) who has a legal dealer license and runs a service where he or she attends wholesale auctions to buy an individual car for you.