Sentence examples for many and sometimes from inspiring English sources

The facts are many and sometimes complex.

Thank you, Rebecca, for answering my many (and sometimes not so intelligent) questions.

The new travel clothes also have many and sometimes tricky pockets.

The product is the collective result of many, and sometimes thousands, of decision-makers.

The rationales for verse recitation were many and sometimes mutually contradictory: to foster a lifelong love of literature; to preserve the finest accomplishments in the language down the generations; to boost self-confidence through a mastery of elocution; to help purge the idioms and accents of lower-class speech; to strengthen the brain through exercise; and so forth.

Big companies have many, and sometimes conflicting, interests, as a spokesperson for Google tried to explain to the environmental blogger Brian Merchant this way: "[W]hile we disagree on climate change policy, we share an interest with Senator Inhofe in the employees and data center we have in Oklahoma".

I have lived through many changes and I know that life is a long journey made of many small and sometimes painful, hard and misguided steps.

These reports contained many specific and sometimes far-reaching recommendations.

But cultural clashes come in many varieties, and sometimes involve foreigners as well.

I must because I've had so many bizarre and sometimes wonderful experiences.

It usually takes many weeks, and sometimes years, before economists settle on the most accurate figure.