Sentence examples for some often from inspiring English sources

Some, often the younger ones, are by nature easily excited.

Some, often called country style, contain whole or cracked seeds.

Some often thought of this as a soft issue, but it wasn't.

Some, often for reasons of domestic politics, are trying to belittle any achievements.

The EU always requires nations or regions to put up some (often quite hefty) matching funds.

There's a panto atmosphere, with lots of shouted catchphrases from the audience, some (often surprisingly broad) innuendo.

Acquiring Quaker's food business also includes some often-overlooked treats -- its $380 million snack food business.

As it is we're given two feature-length films, Gregg Bordowitz's "Fast Trip, Long Drop" and Derek Jarman's extraordinary "Blue," along with some often-seen Nan Goldin photographs.

In the aftermath of 9/11, people everywhere, including some often-obtuse arts institutions, were compelled to ask critical questions: What is this organization here for?

The FoxBar is the most restless being, with different colors for each team (a season-long attempt to squeeze some often-incomprehensible team logos into the narrow graphic was abandoned for the playoffs), pulsing light and HANGTIME, TOUCHDOWN, FIELD GOAL, CHALLENGE or CURRENT DRIVE graphics that take over the space usually devoted to the time, period and N.F.L. playoff logo.

As we mark Human Trafficking Awareness Month in January, it's important to dispel some often-repeated myths about trafficking.