Sentence examples for it sometimes means from inspiring English sources

It sometimes means saying no.

If it sometimes means being difficult, then so be it.

Empathy is not always cheery; it sometimes means discussing ugly truths.

This Mr. Yeung eventually does, even if it sometimes means busking on the street with a sign on his back advertising that he is a fifth-generation puppeteer.

The group also tries to accommodate people who cannot pay for the trips, she said, even if it sometimes means she has to pay for them herself.

On the tube, I find it comfortable to sit with one leg crossed over the other, despite the fact that it sometimes means accidentally kicking standing passengers.

For me it sometimes meant nothing, and sometimes I found it ridiculous.

Denis never flinched in defending Granada's right of free speech, even though it sometimes meant visits to the law courts to defend those rights.

The party wants its unions back in place in order to keep workers off the streets, which, it accepts, sometimes means restraining employers too.

It also sometimes means explaining what the owner of a growing business cannot do any more.

As Javits put it to me, "Consensus sometimes means equal disappointment, but it's no less valuable for that".