Sentence examples for sometimes grateful to from inspiring English sources

Sometimes grateful to be alive, sometimes we want to die.

Sometimes, their families accept that fate because they are told they have no options; sometimes they are grateful to the hospital for paying their fare home, given that other hospitals leave it to relatives or consulates to assume responsibility for the patients.

In the first place, Smilansky (1997) argues that Y sometimes should be grateful to R for abstaining from harming Y, at least when certain conditions are met e.g., in cases when abstaining from harming someone goes beyond the call of duty, or requires effort and sacrifice (see the remainder of this section for a more detailed analysis of those conditions).

An unreconstructed old sinner like me is sometimes grateful for Donatella Versace.

As a result, I'm sometimes grateful for my smartphone's "do not disturb" option.

I was sometimes grateful when the singers spoke rather than sang (which is often seen as a weakness in a modern opera) and at other times fell back on the French supertitles.

And sometimes families are simply grateful to the group home for years of care for their relative.

One notable skeptic of the "agency requirement" on gratitude is McAleer (2012), who points out that people sometimes purport to be grateful to inanimate objects.

WHEN Domingo Cavallo was Argentina's economy minister in the early 1990s, his arrival at Buenos Aires restaurants was sometimes greeted with applause from diners grateful to him for killing inflation and delivering growth by fixing the peso at par to the dollar.

Sometimes I felt I should just be grateful to have Molly, but I knew that the book should not drag on long into Molly's life.

"Sometimes when I feel neither lucky nor worthy, I'm grateful to get the win anyway I get it," she observes.