Sentence examples for making it sometimes from inspiring English sources

Austen was a connoisseur of stupidity, making it sometimes sound like perceptiveness.

However, clomping cliches litter the play, making it sometimes uncomfortably reminiscent of the 1970s comedy series, It Ain't Half Hot Mum.

Current reporting varies greatly in quantity and quality, making it sometimes hard for readers (whether regulators, investors or other stakeholders) to accurately assess the materiality and value of the data disclosed.

There were four musicians, one placed within each sculpture; the resonance this placed around their electronic music was terrific, making it sometimes like distant thunder, often like a giant hum.

"The council can't just sit back and call for a regional approach – it has to be a catalyst for making it – sometimes the council behaves as if it was just the object of other people's actions, rather than having a set of responsibilities – it has huge capacities to make things happen rather than sit back and complain about things happening to it".

The book is long and dense, making it sometimes hard to get through.

Neither has she lost the tendency to dress in a way that makes it sometimes seem as if she is pushing impatiently outward at the boundaries of gender.

Some identify themselves as Arabs, while others consider themselves black Africans, though there has been enough intermarriage to make it sometimes hard to tell who is who.

These differences between studies make it sometimes difficult to compare data from one study to another.

We eat dinner together, sometimes I make it, sometimes he makes it, sometimes we eat tuna sandwiches.

And it makes it lighter and makes it sometimes better.