Sentence examples for sometimes in the third from inspiring English sources

'Of Spike Lee?' He likes to refer to himself, sometimes, in the third person.

After the video was viewed in court on a wide screen, Mr. Galliano stood and faced the judges and spoke about himself, sometimes in the third person.

A little more from me won't even make a difference".Written sometimes in the first person, sometimes in the third, this novel can make for uncomfortable reading.

Ostensibly a "found" manuscript discovered by one of Gang's future sons, the novel comprises not just a fragment from its earnest typewritten archive but conventional omniscient narration from the points of view of different Gang members in turn, sometimes in the first person, sometimes in the third.

The narrator, whom one assumes to be the author himself, is sometimes referred to in the first person singular, sometimes in the third, and once in both persons in the same sentence: "Happy and unhappy, he falls asleep in the end and dreams about, no, I don't remember his dreams . .

But Murray, though vexed sometimes in the third set, wouldn't be stopped this time.

Its players have clenched their fists, pounded their chests and screamed — sometimes in the fourth inning.

Five or six deaths isn't uncommon, sometimes in the first hour.

In four novels about the AIDS crisis, I represented gay men with AIDS, sometimes in the first person.

Sporadically narrated by Graham, sometimes in the second person and at other times in the third, it tells the same story he is shown reading aloud to a writing class.

He is impossible to follow sometimes; in the first half of last year he won the first set 16 times and lost it 13 times; thereafter his tally was 5-24.