Sentence examples for sometimes appropriate from inspiring English sources

Holds are sometimes appropriate.

Dr. Paula Randolph, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Manhattan, said that elective induction was sometimes appropriate.

Her work often uses the language of Minimalism to explore, and sometimes  appropriate, avant-garde jazz and other modern music.

Mr. Goldberg has defended Mr. Downing's methods as sometimes appropriate for men dealing with body image problems.

Are anxiety and alienation always symptoms to be treated, or are they sometimes appropriate — even healthy — responses to the vicissitudes of late modernity?

Intelligence officials have said they suspended that practice last January, but defended it as sometimes appropriate temporarily, to prevent news from circulating about the capture of individuals with particular intelligence value.

Logan sometimes appropriates Rothko's epigrams ("Silence is so accurate"), but his own idiom is well wrought and delightful.

For the last 10 years or so, Mr. Ruff has flipped back and forth between making and taking -- sometimes creating his own images, sometimes appropriating them from other sources.

Since then, Mr. McCain's success has led Mr. Bush to redefine his campaign themes -- sometimes appropriating Mr. McCain's, so that the blue banner Mr. Bush now speaks in front of repeats the word "reformer" 43 times.

He went on to recall that he had been chosen to lead the school's scrap-metal drive: "Unfortunately, in our zeal to help the war effort, we sometimes appropriated metal and brass from people who did not know they were parting with it".

In fact, Davis loved Scofield's work a bit too well, sometimes appropriating phrases without giving the guitarist the credit (or the royalties) he deserved.