Sentence examples for persons sometimes from inspiring English sources

Vaccines are given to healthy persons — sometimes infants — instead of to those who are sick and clearly endangering others.

Appropriate understanding of the relationships between social order and rejection of handicapped persons, sometimes with fatal outcome, is essential to determine the social mechanisms leading to intolerance of persons considered as monstrous, strange, dangeroous, or simply useless.

In various parts of the country numerous persons, sometimes amounting to fifty and rarely to less than ten, are to be found united in a common household, living under the same roof and taking their meals at the same table.

An emotional rebellion has been observed in some persons, sometimes referred to as a mid-life crisis, engendered by the recognition that less time remains to be lived than has been lived already.

Similarly, terms referring to the divine persons sometimes generate counterexamples to the traditionally accepted modes.

Effeminate persons sometimes spread large and magnificent carpets on the place where they wrestled (Athen. XII p539).

Typically, this Personal Data (PD) is used to verify the identity of a person, sometimes even through telephonic confirmation – the highest threshold beyond showing up in person.

But finding the right person sometimes needs a helping hand.

Not necessarily in person – sometimes through letters, sometimes through poems.

Or can a person sometimes just articulate their own triteness?

Maybe I want to be just be a good old regular normal person sometimes".