Sentence examples for sometimes cultures from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, cultures of synovial tissue may be positive even when blood and synovial fluid cultures have been negative.

Sometimes culture doesn't help.

Sometimes culture and politics intersect in subtle, serendipitous ways.

Folk music (including country, blues, and other vernacular styles) was supposed to be anonymous — a collective art passed along orally from singer to singer, generation to generation, sometimes culture to culture.

The prevalence of circumcision varies mostly with religious affiliation, and sometimes culture.

Algal samples are characterized depending on the conventions for that particular lineage, usually including microscopic and molecular characterization, and sometimes culturing studies.

"It is interesting because people sometimes confuse cultures with Islam.

Time concomitances in trends across nations and, sometimes, across cultures remain puzzling, especially when we try to understand why suicide rates have fallen both in countries that have and do not have a national suicide prevention strategy [ 1, 25].

Comics in the US has had a lowbrow reputation stemming from its roots in mass culture; cultural elites sometimes saw popular culture as threatening culture and society.

But people mistake the culture as something that's singular -- and sometimes, a culture of violence or victimization," Motevalli says.

But sometimes pop culture is horrid, and Kenny G, Louis Armstrong and Pat Metheny all belong to pop culture.