Sentence examples for sometimes greater from inspiring English sources

And yet they say that in the aesthetics of reality television, grittier is sometimes greater.

This is not to say that the pull of one is not sometimes greater than the other.

The penalties have to be stiff, says Mr Dadoo, since "the desire to pay the penalty is sometimes greater than the desire to change your mindset".

Always he found talent to be intimately linked to joie de vivre, ability to gaiety, and craftsmanship to human flourishing, and he proceeded accordingly, with sometimes greater, sometimes lesser success and skill.

Many lignite beds lie close to the surface and are of great thickness, sometimes greater than 30 m (about 100 feet); they are easily worked, and the cost of production is low.

More often than not, as the United States has learned in places as disparate as Somalia, Congo, the Balkans, Haiti and Israel, efforts to intervene in one conflict often backfire by opening old and sometimes greater wounds in the same place.

Sometimes, great ideological divisions were at play.

Actually, Hector was only sometimes great.

Just as salads are sometimes great.

Sometimes great "lost" songs aren't really lost at all.

Sometimes great shows don't capture "the conversation".