Sentence examples for sometimes explains from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, explains Dr. Linn, it's as simple, and inexplicable, as stumbling on an activity or subject that grabs the imagination.
The FRONT ROW is the only place to seat V.I.P.'s – which sometimes explains the preference for U-SHAPED runways that have more front-row seating.
(Tania Bruguera, a New York artist who is known for helping immigrants and has been supported by the Queens Museum and Creative Time, sometimes explains social-practice art with an anti-Modernist call to arms: "It's time to restore Marcel Duchamp's urinal to the bathroom").
Some couples try to include me in events, but I do feel like the third wheel sometimes," explains Gertrude.
"André Gregory," I sometimes explain to people.
"Sometimes," explained Fathi Osman Kahir, a pirate middle manager, "you commit crimes to defend your freedom".
The technical term sense-data is sometimes explained by means of examples.
Knowledge of necessary truths and of moral principles is sometimes explained in this way.
Sometimes explaining Kids' remit to other professionals can take time and patience.
The difference is sometimes explained by saying Mr. Bush favored shielding corporations from liability while Mr. Obama backs consumers.
Mr. Squadron could be frank about the value of his contacts, sometimes explaining the importance of a well-placed favor.
