Sentence examples for sometimes agreed from inspiring English sources

Mandelson said in his speech that Clarke sometimes agreed with him.

Because I sometimes agreed with those stances and sometimes did not, I often longed to be more direct.

He has sometimes agreed to sing at a nominal fee for new, nonprofit folk societies, however, and he has often performed without charge at civil-rights rallies.

In response to critics who say that television news was irresponsible in broadcasting clues, Bill Wheatley, the vice president of NBC News, said that his network had sometimes agreed to withhold information.

The Times has been asked before by the C.I.A. to withhold information — it has sometimes agreed, sometimes refused — and serious requests have usually come from the top of the agency, with an opportunity to discuss them.

Like Newmark, Lenny sometimes agreed to make small tweaks to his material to avoid jail – removing banned words and instead talking about, say, roosters or people who had intimate relations with their mothers.

Not that they cannot sometimes agree.

"We sometimes agree with Brian; we sometimes do not.

Oddly, the regulators sometimes agree; the rules and practices governing reactor safety, they say, are a patchwork.

For example, parents from different countries sometimes agree to have their children registered as citizens of both.

The Times has not always made that kind of decision, sometimes agreeing to government requests and coming under fire for doing so.