Sentence examples for sometimes be considered from inspiring English sources

The scale of sculpture must sometimes be considered in relation to the scale of its surroundings.

Those who experience the horror of peer review (discussed above) can sometimes be considered the lucky ones.

The similarities between the different species have led the Golden-collared Woodpecker to sometimes be considered conspecific with either the Choco Woodpecker, or the Red-stained Woodpecker.

Discovering one's wife engaged in adultery could also sometimes be considered sufficient "provocation" for killing her in a disturbed frenzy, and thus committing manslaughter instead of murder, until the common law defence of provocation was abolished in 2009.

"In India, drinking and partying can sometimes be considered taboo, but in America, it's just part of the culture," said Saif Myageri, who grew up in Pune and is an undergraduate at McMaster University in Canada.

ACE's Ramsay is also aware that her work may sometimes be considered subjective.

The portion of the Pacific near Antarctica sometimes is considered to be part of the Southern Ocean.

It has several forms, one with reflexed bracts, that sometimes are considered to be separate species.

These exempla have sometimes been considered to provide the particular interest of the work.

Carpathian, also called Carpatho-Rusyn, has sometimes been considered a language apart.

It is an unusual annual that has sometimes been considered a weed -- a very handsome weed.