Sentence examples for of a sometimes from inspiring English sources

Not to mention emblematic of a sometimes ill tempered contest.

Iceland was having a revolutionary moment, if of a sometimes hesitant and self-mocking sort.

This is one of the subtler touches of a sometimes heavy-handed film.

This weekend's marquee game — the Broncos against the Patriots — presents the extremes of a sometimes unwieldy affiliation.

And through all of that, I persevered and survived and made good out of a sometimes bad situation.

Its heroes include Hassan-i Sabbah, the historical leader of a sometimes homicidal sect in eleventh- and twelfth-century Persia.

Today, the board is increasingly prominent, and chief executives serve at the whim of a sometimes fractious board.

Additional pairs of appendages and paired compound eyes appear in the course of a sometimes prolonged development.

The downside of this is that the buyer loses nimbleness and is at the mercy of a sometimes fickle market.

A conductor, after all, is traditionally supposed to be an autocrat, taking command of a sometimes recalcitrant herd.

Parking often requires dexterity and ingenuity, plus a well-placed coin in the hand of a sometimes self-appointed custodian.