Sentence examples for occasionally prove from inspiring English sources

These will occasionally prove inaccurate.

Mr Nawaz is a conspiracy-prone type; but Pakistan is a place where conspiracy theories can occasionally prove right.

Detailed street information is limited to United States destinations, though, and the directions can occasionally prove quirky.

Though the territory of conflict is traversed with wide-awake, cliche-subverting intelligence, these connections do occasionally clunk; the parallels occasionally prove excessively neat.

In the early eighties, the political scientist Nelson W. Polsby warned that the quality and popularity of government would suffer if "persons unable to pass muster with their peers occasionally prove to be popularly attractive" and win their party's nomination.

He could occasionally prove to be irascible, as when a journalist asked again whether he would act as a supporting driver to Vettel, who was 10 years younger than him.

A new parliament with increased powers was voted in last autumn and has occasionally proved rowdy.

Technically, it seems, Mr. Kissin can do anything, but his interpretations have occasionally proved wild and erratic in recent years.

For as long as I could remember the family had watched the programme, occasionally shouting out an answer, which occasionally proved correct.

Pakistan's batsmen have occasionally proved vulnerable and their middle order engine room of Misbah and Younis Khan has a combined age of 78.

Having to appear at trials pulls them away from their labs, and only occasionally proves more revealing than their written testimony.