Sentence examples for mainly and sometimes from inspiring English sources

The chaplains listen, mainly; and sometimes, like jazz musicians, pick up themes and try to bring them to new levels.

Hader had acted in two plays in high school (to be with his girlfriend, mainly) and sometimes impersonated teachers and coaches at school.

But since, in most jurisdictions, it is mainly (and sometimes exclusively) the state which decides whether to prosecute for the criminal aspect, the more usual view is that the citizen has no legal right corresponding to the criminal aspect.

The podcast mainly and sometimes the TV show.

I then went to see all kinds of tarot readers and crystal ball readers and palm readers — they were mainly dreadful and sometimes actively malign.

Among frequent symptoms one may find a watery rhinorrhea, mainly unilateral, and sometimes headaches when the fistula is associated with a meningocele or ascending meningitis [ 3].

Clinically, one or more atrophic mainly asymptomatic and sometimes mildly itching plaques surrounded by an hyperkeratotic border (histologically defined as a cornoid lamella) are observed due to a rapid proliferation of atypical keratinocytes [ 11– 11].

Gastrointestinal symptoms associated with acarbose, mainly flatulence and sometimes soft stools or abdominal discomfort, might occur when undigested carbohydrates pass from the small intestine into the colon (malabsorption), resulting in fermentation by bacteria in the large bowel and intestinal gas production.

Their style is mainly eclectic and sometimes jazzy with heavy guitars and a lot of other instruments being thrown into the mix.

They're mainly concepts, ideas, and sometimes about other people or things I've read.

They are preferable, doctors say, for the 15 to 30percentt of patients who develop side effects from ACE inhibitors, mainly a persistent and sometimes intolerable cough.