Sentence examples for openly sometimes from inspiring English sources

Whenever Somalia has hit a turning point in the past, the United States has been there, sometimes openly, sometimes not.

A small number of opera houses and concert halls around the world have introduced sound enhancement systems, sometimes openly, sometimes stealthily.

Iran and Saudi Arabia have long been engaged in a contest for regional influence, sometimes openly, sometimes covertly, and often violently.

In his songs, Hadreas details the dangers that may confront gay men who express their sexuality openly; sometimes he turns the tables, adopting with pride the flamboyant queerness that bigots find threatening.

Some basics of appointment protocol and discretion appeared to have been abandoned; Mr. Paterson talked openly, sometimes playfully about the field of candidates, frequently teasing during radio and television interviews that he had made up — or was changing — his mind.

The tone is openly confessional, sometimes bruisingly so: brassy showtunes and lovelorn ballads mingled with tales from Cumming's sometimes troubled life, detailed with raw honesty in his 2014 autobiography, Not My Father's Son.

Taboo subjects are discussed openly and sometimes form building blocks of projects.

But what it's really about is the fact that having this family policy in place forces us to talk openly -- sometimes even in casual conversation -- about preventing our kids from being sexually abused.

Mexicans and much of the international media pounced, criticizing and sometimes openly mocking the triumphalist rhetoric.

And all across Tibetan areas of China, Tibetans still display the Dalai Lama's portrait, sometimes openly.

Many more works have been smuggled out of the country and sold, sometimes openly.