Sentence examples for sometimes but always from inspiring English sources

Genuine arguments sometimes, but always linked about those egos.

The music hurrying sometimes, but always returning to quiet, like the man remembering and hoping.

Each chapter begins with a florid evocation of the landscape, and the landscape — sunlit sometimes, broad sometimes, but always undefended — is a leavening presence in the novel.

But, Holden reports, Frost the man would often "sit up late and talk, eating apples, gossiping about everyone and everything, a little maliciously sometimes but always brilliantly and soundly".

While Mapplethorpe recorded his idea of perfection, or the perfect picture, Dureau made a record of his own kind of Greco-Roman classicism, a museum-quiet world filled with Apollos without arms and legs, sometimes, but always astonishing torsos and heads.

Eating in the grand manner, not sometimes but always.

Sometimes dark, sometimes peaceful, sometimes funny but always essential.

His work is sometimes melancholy, sometimes frivolous, but always convincing.

Business and growing jobs is about taking risk, sometimes failing, sometimes succeeding, but always striving.

The women are portrayed as sometimes fashionable, sometimes casual, but always unencumbered by domesticity.

Many of his paintings have an explicitly erotic content, sometimes joyful, sometimes dark, but always witty.