Sentence examples for make things sometimes from inspiring English sources

For someone with no desire to breed, the impulse to make THINGS sometimes feels like a gross patriarchal left over to spread seed as far and as fruitfully as possible.

So how do you divide up responsibilities at the firm with the management team? A. First of all, we're all very close friends, which makes things sometimes positive and sometimes negative, but mostly positive.

The Brakebills kids had also read their Tolkien — and Harry Potter, of course, to which "The Magicians" (wherein sorcery, far from solving its unhappy heroes' problems, often seems to make things worse) sometimes seemed a direct rebuttal.

"One of our ideas is that we make things fun, sometimes outright silly," said Matt Singer.

So I try to make things happen sometimes and just see what it's like to live with the consequences.

It's this unpretentious attitude and extreme candor that runs thick throughout the above gem of a mini-documentary, a brief and raw glimpse into the studio and mind of a creative soul who just wants to make things (and sometimes make money from them).

"I like to make things beautifully and sometimes to get something right it takes time.

Aquarius women have big ideas and can generally make things happen, but sometimes they appreciate some help with the details.

Sometimes competition makes things worse, sometimes better.

While the requirements of digital publishing sometimes make things go "poof," in other ways the digital environment commits things to a kind of immortality that itself is sometimes unwelcome.

"We sometimes make things too hard," Zambrano said.