Sentence examples for sometimes enhanced from inspiring English sources

It was an idealistic moment or two that would be sometimes enhanced and sometimes savaged by the athletes themselves.

Males put on a show for females as part of a mating ritual, semaphoring sometimes enhanced by wing colour and motion, or exaggerated body parts.

Celestine Sings the Blues" and an untitled St. Martin landscape, is simplified and expanded in the monotypes, which resemble paintings on paper and are sometimes enhanced with watercolor.

The doctor does not inspire confidence: he doesn't shave, tends to sleep in his clothes and is pretty much permanently stoned on pot (sometimes enhanced with substantial quantities of alcohol).

Michael Giannitti's fine lighting design (sometimes enhanced by fog) is especially effective at the beginning of the scene in which Scrooge's belongings are sold and, soon after, when Scrooge swirls through time back to his bed and the present.

The Israeli military has used its YouTube channel to post nearly 20 videos, sometimes enhanced by graphics and captions, trying to show that its soldiers were acting in self-defense.

Failure, however, can sometimes enhance a senator's stature.

Also, uncertainty sometimes enhances the pleasure of positive events.

Bloomberg says it will sometimes enhance the previous night's PBS broadcast with archival interviews, graphics or other additions.

I think dramatic events can sometimes enhance the drama of our own romances, make the ordinary seem extraordinary, at least for a while.

But Mr. Daisey is as much a performer as a raconteur, employing a wider range of vocal dynamics than the gentle-toned Mr. Gray did, a choice that sometimes enhances but occasionally detracts from the impact of his words.