Sentence examples for more sometimes even from inspiring English sources

I would say I send an average of $200 per month, sometimes more, sometimes even less.

But the underlying problem is that even as international treaties and United States law demand that companies renounce the use of the coolant, economics propels them to use ever more — sometimes even if it means breaking the law.

After we reported on 9 June 2010 that a convicted murderer "successfully appealed the sentence", a despairing reader wrote: "This usage seems to be occurring more and more, sometimes even in headlines.

When people first started grumbling that they weren't allowed to talk about immigration any more, sometimes even while being interviewed at length on national media about immigration, liberals responded by pouncing gleefully on errors of fact or with mockery.

While the rent-to-own model may work for some, there is very little regulation of this industry and some rent-to-own contracts can feature high fees and interest rates, leading to customers paying much more - sometimes even as much as five times more - for the same products than if they'd purchased them from a traditional retailer.

Ms. Brown's newer dances feel far more presentational, sometimes even decorative.

But drinking meant I could talk to people more easily, sometimes even dance.

Similarly, Figes's rapid-fire shifts in perspective never seem frantic or destabilizing, even when, about a third of the way through the book, they start occurring more often, sometimes even mid-paragraph.

His work was more severe, sometimes even archaizing in character, and his religious sculpture, most notably his great figure of Christ in the Church of Our Lady in Copenhagen, exhibits a deliberately chilling, sublime style that still awaits sympathetic reassessment.

Tate Modern's Turbine Hall commissions (first with the support of Unilever, now with Hyundai) have also been a midwife to ways of making art that are ever more theatrical, sometimes even grandiose.

La belle province's universal drug insurance plan means that insurers cannot refuse coverage of the PrEP system and so the drug is much more affordable, sometimes even free.