Sentence examples for sometimes a form of from inspiring English sources

Statistics suggest that he has been a little better than average, but statistics are sometimes a form of hindsight.

From this perspective, the multitasking capabilities of today's computers are sometimes a form of augmentation — but only sometimes.

The church has declared anti-Semitism to be a sin; it has declared that the Jews, as a people, are not responsible for the death of Jesus; it has recognized Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state; and it has declared that anti-Zionism is also sometimes a form of anti-Semitism.

It "mimics" sometimes a form of migraine either accompanied or not by autonomic symptoms, sometimes a form of tension-type headache; on other occasions, it exhibits characteristics that can hardly be interpreted as typical of primary headache.

Sometimes I use discussion and sometimes a form of intellectual violence or provocation.

But acknowledging perfection in a work of art -- especially, perhaps, in a movie -- can sometimes be a form of faint praise, even of condescension.

Northern Europe might still sometimes practise a form of social democracy, but its social democratic parties are nearly as eviscerated, morally bankrupt and tired as New Labour.

Judging from similar occurrences over the past two years in Britain, it appears that these lizards sometimes use a form of virgin birth in which eggs hatch without conception.

In one amusing scene, they appeared to be competing to out-pray one another, thereby suggesting that piety can sometimes be a form of pride.

When imperfect police officers are caught and punished, they sometimes receive a form of discipline known colloquially behind the Blue Wall of Silence as "highway therapy".

Her poems decant nicely into theory, but their indeterminacies are an extension of her temperament, as well as the by-product of a remarkable marriage in which each party scrutinizes the other's language, sometimes as a form of flirtation, often as a demonstration of power.