Sentence examples for sometimes be true from inspiring English sources

If those rare flashes of lightning are true of painting, then they can also sometimes be true of the theatre.

That might sometimes be true – Forrest Gump, I'm looking at you – but there's also a difference in the way a film is consumed.

While that may sometimes be true — especially when the sushi chef directs you to what's new or seasonal — at Fujinoya, the restaurant is so small and informal that the sushi counter and the dining tables are as good as merged.

What emerges from the whirling may sometimes be true.

The only reason to doubt that the antecedent would sometimes be true was the thought that the 'no feature of the situation explains…' clause is always trivially false.

While that may sometimes be true, there's a lot to learn from a client who decides to end their relationship with your agency.

Sometimes, being true to yourself is enough to rescue a team.

For the incompetent, it sometimes is true, as has been said, that an interest in general ideas means an absence of particular knowledge.

Last week, Lopez learned that rumors sometimes are true.

Sometimes this may be true.

Necessary propositions are sometimes said to be true or false (as the case may be) in all possible worlds.