Sentence examples for sometimes altogether from inspiring English sources

Much modern poetry reflects a critique of poetic tradition, playing with and testing, among other things, the principle of euphony itself, sometimes altogether forgoing rhyme or set rhythm.

It rises and sometimes vanishes altogether, like mist in early morning sunshine.

His dominance has rarely been dependent on scoring alone, and he sometimes seems altogether reluctant to commandeer the offense.

Other characteristics of the middle period include shorter expositions and longer developments and codas; slow movements too become much shorter, sometimes vanishing altogether.

Users who consistently publish content that is distressing to others are contacted and sometimes removed altogether, although Critchley says this is a rare occurrence.

In the Soviet years, when a ballerina suddenly disappeared from the stage, or sometimes disappeared altogether, there was always room for suspicion about the secret police.

A harsh, even weird geography -- the vast barren outback, Martian rock formations, rivers that narrowed instead of widening seaward and sometimes disappeared altogether -- resisted settlers who pushed beyond the narrow coastal belt.

"We've been burned on triggers before: they get ignored, waived, and sometimes eliminated altogether," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, which is supported by business.

Yet while there is no judgment from the scientific jury at this point, there is evidence that at least some people find that when they use the Hearing Voices approach, their voices diminish, become kinder and sometimes disappear altogether — independent of any use of drugs.

It sometimes fails altogether.

These dark, Earth-sized zones of cooler temperatures and powerful magnetic forces sometimes disappear altogether.