Sentence examples for sometimes for instance from inspiring English sources

Sometimes — for instance at the end of the opening section, when I write about the interior décor of that era — I pull back for a long view.

Sometimes, for instance, the Maoist leader, Prachanda, whose real name is Pushpa Kamal Dahal, says his party will "capture" the state.

His site gets about 100 visitors a day, and sometimes, for instance, during a teachers' strike he can get up to 500 hits a day.

Sometimes, for instance, I have an idea that is still not quite clear, so I let the thing develop even when I'm watching, say, Joel McCrea in an old Western.

Mowlam would often telephone him in London, aware she had a particularly important meeting – she was about to go into the Maze Prison to meet Loyalist paramilitaries; she was about to have Prince Charles come to stay – and that her drugs might need to be adjusted accordingly (sometimes, for instance, she required pills to stop her being sick).

Sometimes, for instance, a new car isn't even new.

Sometimes — now, for instance — catastrophe appears to be winning, and the contest is almost too unbearable to watch.

Italian, died 1916 German expressionism is sometimes accused (for instance by the music critic Alex Ross in his book The Rest is Noise) of sharing some supposed German spirit of over-intense belligerence.

On the other hand tax losses are sometimes overestimated, for instance by assuming that the full rate would have been paid if the money had been kept there.At a recent conference Malcolm Couch, an official from the Isle of Man, one of the more transparent tax havens, delivered a few home truths to an audience of offshore worthies.

It is sometimes argued, for instance, that the transformation within other systems will not last, or at least that this transformation, while possibly real and even lasting for a given individual, is not what it could have been for that individual within the one true theistic system.

This can be difficult for providers sometimes when, for instance, they have to tell an AIDS patient that the drugs they need are not available.