Sometimes this is rather unimportant, sometimes the distance to the pith needs to be know to estimate the age of the tree.
The novel is also rather long, sometimes repetitious and undeniably slow in the middle.
That's the other side of it, as it's rather flattering sometimes.
Those eyes inevitably look rather ordinary; sometimes they even seem familiar.
The New Yorker, September 4, 1937 P. 9 The language of the law is mostly rather cumbersome, sometimes cruelly acute.
It's a rather baggy, sometimes meandering album, but Mr. Barlow's best love songs still find unexpected links between sentimentality and cynicism.
The particular, rather stolid, sometimes jokey, stereotypes of heterosexuals having babies that have saturated the media for decades – remember Knocked Up, Parenthood, the TV show Thirtysomething; Parenting magazine?
By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 4, 1937 P. 9 The language of the law is mostly rather cumbersome, sometimes cruelly acute.
The observed real resource price does not always continue to increase according to the Hotelling rule; rather, it sometimes follows a flat path or even begins to decrease.
We do not think that there are certain sentences that have hyperbolic meanings — whatever that would amount to — but rather that sometimes some sentences are used hyperbolically.
