Sentence examples for occasionally choose from inspiring English sources

How astounding it is that people occasionally, very occasionally, choose to make that journey.

With very rare exception, we at Zogby follow the suggested rule of thumb to round off our poll numbers, but our clients occasionally choose to report beyond the decimal.

Bonnard, when painting his wife in the bath, would occasionally choose to look from her perspective, so that he painted her legs jutting up from the bottom of the picture, the headless view she would see of herself.

But at the same time, Neale said, "Quick cars tend to be fairly beautiful; engineering is still about, 'if it looks wrong it often is".' Lowe said that if a designer is faced with an ugly design or a beautiful one and both have the same resulting speed, he will occasionally choose the better-looking one.

Respondents occasionally choose not to answer questions about their age, race, ethnicity, or education level.

That means you can have an entirely private profile but occasionally choose (or, Facebook hopes, always choose) to have status messages, links, photos, events, etc. be public and findable in that shiny new search engine.

In other areas of disagreement, China has occasionally chosen to reply in kind.

(Scalia occasionally chose an outstanding liberal clerk, to serve as a foil).

On paper it sounds like the kind of relentlessly miserable tale that Sundance occasionally chooses to inflict upon us.

Mr. Hogan, who usually flies on the Delta shuttle but occasionally chooses US Airways, said he would be concerned about the effect winter weather might have on the service if the crews and planes were based in another city.

Johann Hari, who has written for the Independent over the past decade, said in a blogpost entitled "Interview etiquette", written late on Monday, that when "I've interviewed a writer" he had "occasionally" chosen to quote "the idea as they expressed it in writing, rather than how they expressed it in speech" to make their thoughts clearer.