Sentence examples for sometimes easily from inspiring English sources

In conversation he is lucid, even witty, but sometimes easily confused, frequently pausing as he searches for the proper words.

In addition, Arab governments can sometimes easily step in with simple measures.

Even though these two countries were culturally worlds apart, it sometimes seemed that the border region was a kind of third country between them – 2,000 miles long and ten miles wide, a place where two countries meet, sometimes easily, sometimes roughly, and often with a confounding note of surrealism.

In human, SLC9A6 mutation symptoms are usually not obvious at birth, but may present within the first year as developmental delay, seizures, ataxia, motor hyperactivity and stereotypies, and sometimes easily provoked laughter (Gilfillan et al., 2008), features also typical of Angelman syndrome (Williams et al., 2006).

The quality of Cameron mercy is sometimes quite easily strained.

Bottom line: While the videos sometimes load easily and sometimes don't, it helps facilitate learning by talking — a big plus.

Such words sometimes come easily to English soccer fans, who can turn on a manager, player or owner with one bad result.

Ever since, her actions have been viewed through the prism of personal ambition, and her lack of political guile means that she can sometimes be easily misread.

(Akalin's predecessors did their job well. Thanks to the changes they instituted, even Ataturk's great speeches are sometimes not easily comprehensible to modern Turks).

I come home from training and I'm moody and I snap when I shouldn't do and sometimes I easily get angered but I'm trying.

Before the Mets and the Brewers were rained out, he was in quite the jovial mood with some of the same reporters who once got under his skin, sometimes too easily.