Sentence examples for sometimes appreciated from inspiring English sources

I feel that a lot of times, athletes who stand out more than other athletes are sometimes appreciated after they retire.

The Oxford art dictionary hedges its bets, defining kitsch as "art, objects or design considered to be in poor taste because of excessive garishness or sentimentality, but sometimes appreciated in an ironic or knowing way..."...

Dewey believed that only when art is sometimes appreciated for itself can it also be used for other ends.

If we're lucky, the work we do as moms is sometimes appreciated by our spouses and children - perhaps on Mother's Day with a card.

Maybe, a "shift of scenes" is sometimes appreciated by the patients.

Yet this is more subtle than outsiders sometimes appreciate.

Some of the stocks had appreciated, whereas others had performed erratically, sometimes appreciating and sometimes depreciating.

It is hardly surprising that we sometimes appreciate being targeted by big business.

While I sometimes appreciate New York Times columnist David Brooks' opinions, I think he misses some very important points in a recent New York Times article, In Praise of Dullness".

I would sometimes appreciate it if I didn't have to remind them again".

Arithmetic and science, as much as poetry, should sometimes be appreciated aesthetically.