Sentence examples for sometimes commented from inspiring English sources

During the public talks I've given at universities and conferences, I've sometimes commented on the intergenerational harm that systemic sexual violence has inflicted on African diasporic communities, on my community.

In his first book, "Dreams From My Father," Mr. Obama described how his friends from the private high school he attended sometimes commented on the lack of food in the family's refrigerator.

Justice Thayer and other justices also testified that though they sometimes commented on cases that they had recused themselves from, they never saw a justice try to change the outcome of a case in his own interest.

The Daily Mash's stories are sometimes commented upon by other news publications.

Survey respondents sometimes commented that they would like more interactivity in the digital stories.

Expectant parents' desire for additional scans was commonly mentioned and the obstetricians sometimes commented on the disappointment expressed by women if they were not offered scans during visits.

Critics have to live with it, and sometimes comment on it.

The staves cost 59p each, with the first stave free to read and comment on (the author sometimes comments back).

And in both works, the pianist's part -- sometimes commenting, sometimes pictorial, sometimes simply adding emphasis -- is as varied and demanding as the singer's.

She followed Mr. Mehrhoff's every step, scribbling notes, sometimes commenting in awe about his mastery of the Latin terminology.

I'll also sometimes comment on journalism outside The Times, both for comparative purposes and because I think it will interest readers.