Sentence examples for sometimes in one from inspiring English sources
It will sometimes be expressed in a tone of pitying condescension, and sometimes in one of exasperated wrath; you can tell depending on whether the modifier or the noun is stressed: "Dad, you are so weird," is almost affectionate, while "Dad, you are so weird," is close to hostile.
Lots of lounging can take a toll on your couch, causing the cushions to sink and lose shape, sometimes in one concentrated area.
Futures of anything tend to combine possibilities, desiderata, and dreaded outcomes, sometimes in one sentence.
Sometimes, in one of theater's more undervalued romantic story lines, an actor meets a set and — flash!
The singular experience of braving traffic jams in the region's three states (sometimes in one day!) has turned excruciating.
Even during the 1988 strike, Mr. Walton, who teaches a class about law and the Hollywood guilds at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, met frequently with Mr. Counter, sometimes in one-on-one chats that kept the sides engaged.
Darrieussecq's writing is poetic and stylized; the tableau unfolds sometimes in one-sentence paragraphs and one-word sentences, and always in the present tense.
Sometimes they like one, sometimes the other, and sometimes both in one person if they are lucky.
Patients are sometimes rejected in one kind of clinic and sent to another, based on the disorder that is considered to be their major problem.
And the statute sometimes -- in one section it says, "clear intent of the voter".
