Sentence examples for sometimes anything from inspiring English sources

I'll do anything for love and sometimes anything for sexual pleasure.

She paused, and added that what passed for narrative in the dancer's mind was sometimes anything but.

A short, compact woman, she possessed a voluble personality -- sometimes mother hen-ish, sometimes anything but -- that could fill a room.

"Determinedly unfunny, awkwardly histrionic and sometimes anything but credible, it repudiates everything that put Mr. Burroughs on the map," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.

Steve Jobs has always maintained that Apple is a hardware company, and it's no secret that iTunes is an incentive to iPod; Apple doesn't make much (or sometimes anything) on the songs downloaded, but you sure as hell need an iPod to take them with you.

Crucially, they tells us why some people fail to get the best – or sometimes anything at all – from healthcare services, while others are able to garner support from their social networks and healthcare system that successfully sustains them until the end of life.

Supporters of reform sometimes claim anything would be better than the current system.

People in any walk of life will sometimes say anything to get out of trouble.

The bars and diners I stopped at all had stacks of pamphlets listing waterfront properties, and sometimes, lacking anything else to read, I looked at them.

If you look back on climate history it sometimes took anything up to 1,000 years before a change in one of the variables kicked in and had an effect.

Todd McCarthy of Variety compared the film positively with Gone with the Wind and put "The script is faithful, the actors are just right, the sets, costumes, makeup and effects match and sometimes exceed anything one could imagine".