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But sometimes a much-loved gem slips through the system never giving itself up to the sequel business, never suffering the indignity of those ever-diminishing returns.

Yes, the 24/7 cycle will run you over, but the opportunity to take a breath can sometimes provide a much needed respite.

When you look at people walking around it, and stopping, and looking at the person and their shadow, it actually sometimes creates a much stronger image than you've originally made".

Tracy sometimes a bit much to take, but Frank try to get along with her.

Bolaño's obstreperousness was sometimes a pose — much like his preference for being photographed in a black leather jacket, sternly sucking on a cigarette — but his self-described "gratuitous attacks" had salutary effects.

Having my day job as a composer and moonlighting as a recording artist/performer keeps it interesting if, sometimes, a bit much.

The narrative is broken into two main pieces -- Stella's story and Paul's -- that often overlap both literally and figuratively in ways that are symbolic, poetic and sometimes a bit much.

Sometimes this means an hour-long trip to New Braunfels, sometimes it's a much longer multiple-day journey to Corpus Christi or far east Texas.

Sometimes it was dealt with funnily, with self-deprecating jokes, but sometimes it was a much darker business which he couldn't live with.

Sometimes a concert is much more than a musical experience.

SOMETIMES a tackle says much about a match and even the entire season.