Sentence examples for present sometimes from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the time has come when past and present sometimes seem equally real.

He is present, sometimes as himself, and sometimes as the omnipotent illustrator.

THE repercussions of political racism are ever present, sometimes in subtle rather than explicit guises.

But, of course, the future has a way of becoming the present — sometimes much sooner than we expect.

A mannequinlike woman with slick black hair (Joanna Dudley) is always present, sometimes playing a piano, mostly sprawling atop it or inside it, all twisted and contorted.

Darkmans in this novel is the night, yes, but it's also the weight of history pressing down on the present, sometimes suffocating it.

Ms. Cooke is ever-present, sometimes serving, sometimes singing, always circulating and kibitzing from table to table and occasionally darting into the kitchen to become an expediter and cheerleader, urging her hard-pressed crew on to greater heights.

The housing stock also presents sometimes stark contrasts.

The transfer characteristics presented sometimes increasing and others times decreasing monotony.

After the quality circles make their suggestions, the people to whom they are presented sometimes do literally nothing.

"Ofcom also took into account the programme's role in presenting sometimes challenging or distressing social issues".