Sentence examples for sometimes disrupted from inspiring English sources

As the Evangelist, the tenor Oliver Mercer often seemed to be struggling, his performance marred by wavering pitch and a tentative narration of the story, which sometimes disrupted the work's overall pace.

For all of Bayern's development into a total-football machine under City-bound Guardiola, the sheer amount of stylistic and personnel options at the Catalan's disposal has sometimes disrupted their attacking rhythm.

One Chinese teacher who has built a successful language program in Wisconsin, Hongmei Zhao, said a few students sometimes disrupted classes by speaking English so rapidly that she cannot understand them.

He was wearing a brightly colored, nearly metallic jacket, and his hands — those extraordinary hands, with their long, knotty fingers — paused over the keys as he looked first at Min Tanaka, the famous seventy-one-year-old Butoh dancer, who, dressed in a khaki suit, began to dance as Taylor played a solo that was sometimes disrupted and added to by Tony Oxley, the English drummer.

Inevitably, links in the road network are sometimes disrupted because of adverse weather, technical failures or major accidents.

Because of the high number of degrees of freedom of scenes inside videos, spatial information alone is not enough to describe the target classification, which is sometimes disrupted from one scene to another.

For at least two years, protesters showed up each Sunday, sometimes disrupting services from the pews.

If transmitters are positioned too close together, Bluetooth radio waves sometimes disrupt Wi-Fi connections.

Large breaks sometimes disrupt telephone and electrical service, but that did not happen in this case.

Her wilful eccentricity would sometimes disrupt her writing, but it was also central to its distinction.

The visitors, she said, sometimes disrupt the neighborhood by driving too fast or simply making too much noise.