Sentence examples for sometimes grouped together from inspiring English sources

His subjects were ordinary men, women, and children, usually portrayed alone, though sometimes grouped together.

Like arthropods, both onychophorans and tardigrades periodically molt an external cuticle, and lobopods and arthropods are sometimes grouped together as the Panarthropoda.

Diversity of thought is sometimes grouped together with these issues that I have just described as inclusivity, but can often be a very different thing.

The latter two are sometimes grouped together as Marginocephalia because they share a few features, including a bony shelf on the back of the skull.

Although he is friendly or perhaps has family history with many composers whose work he performs, Mr. Serkin has not met Mr. Kurtag, an eccentric Hungarian who composes small, even fragmented, pieces that are sometimes grouped together by his colleagues.

Multiple LD50 values are sometimes grouped together in one line, sometimes separately in multiple lines, and sometimes in tables.

Individual protein chains may sometimes group together to form a protein complex.

They are often found as individuals, but sometimes group together into "wefts", as Wellman has termed them.

A salient observation in our data set is the difference in survival seen among patients with Ishak stage 5 vs 6 fibrosis, which are histologically similar and have sometimes been grouped together in prior reports.

From their homeland in east-central Europe Polandd or Ukraine), the Slavic languages have spread to the territory of the Balkans (Bulgarian; Macedonian; Slovene; Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian, and sometimes Montenegrin [sometimes grouped together as Serbo-Croatian]), central Europe Czechh and Slovak), eastern Europe (Belarusian, Ukrainian, Russian), and the northern parts of Asia (Russian).

To maintain Bethe's original order, sometimes items are grouped together as Bethe grouped them to protect the relationship between the documents.