Sentence examples for sometimes formally from inspiring English sources

These are presidential directives -- sometimes formally called "executive orders," sometimes not -- that are issued to help manage the federal government.

Corita, the single name by which Frances Elizabeth Kent was widely known, made about 800 often colorful, sometimes formally inventive prints on a variety of subjects.

Other outlets operate similar schemes, sometimes less formally.

In "Bestiaire," a cool, sometimes cruel, formally elegant nonfiction look at a Quebec safari park, there's a scene in which some people stop on an outdoor bridge next to a chimpanzee exhibition.

His shafts at the expense of the "long-haired" fraternity of theorists sometimes led formally trained scientists to deprecate him as anti-intellectual; yet he employed as his aides, at various times, a number of eminent mathematical physicists, such as Nikola Tesla and A.E. Kennelly.

153 Sometimes, authors formally rate or assess the overall body of evidence addressed in the review and can present the strength of their summary recommendations tied to their assessments of the quality of evidence (such as the GRADE system).

Each of them offered a cigarette to every guest — sometimes I was formally presented with twenty cigarettes in rapid succession.

And it pushed on from there, with a whole different kind of authority and intelligence — sometimes a more formally disciplined one — than there had been in Mr. Coleman's bands.

"Sometimes girls are formally married at the age of six or seven.

Sometimes novelists push forward formally.

Even my 20 words of Italian -- all of them in the present tense -- don't work with her because she speaks formally and sometimes in a Leccese dialect.