Sentence examples for of sometimes very from inspiring English sources

Is it not counterintuitive to sign up for something that puts us in the line of sometimes very real fire?

The Bible being a collection of sometimes very diverse literary forms, the translator is bound to meet new styles and new problems.

Then the growth of the metropolis crowded millions of sometimes very badly behaved individuals in close quarters, mandating systems to address issues like prostitution and an acceptable legal age of consent.

It will require criminologists to understand and address a wider variety of sometimes very serious crimes.

Given the fact that in patients transanastomotic endothelialization (TAE) covers only the immediate perianastomotic region of sometimes very long prostheses, TAE is rather irrelevant in the clinical context.

The range of, sometimes very large, data sets in a wide variety of formats and locations presents researchers with a significant task of assembling data into a common format to enable integrative analysis.

"A lot of silence, a lot of thinking, sometimes very little dialogue… Not just driving, talking, driving, talking, like Morse".

Part of their success comes from editor Joe Walker's grasp of rhythm, sometimes very firm as when the pounding of cassava by women in Africa sets the pace for lunchtime the world over and sometimes pleasingly loose.

As already stated much of my works uses the natural world and its processes as a model for my thinking and my making, so a great deal of my research takes me into various strands of chemistry, biology and alchemy, amongst a plethora of other sometimes very esoteric subjects.

I've often used a Tumblr analogy to describe what was going on in these installations because, like my own, the majority of the Tumblr's I would have followed, had this mix of found images, original content and reblogged content, all layered on top of a sometimes very individualized theme design.

In the same way, the dents of age – the shape of an old hinge or mortice, the woodworker's craft with the material – distinguish Whiteread's casts of these sometimes very old doors.