Sentence examples for sometimes incredibly from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, incredibly, we've lucked out and done some good.

It's sometimes incredibly difficult being a working mum though.

The elected leaders of other towns attempt to help the creation of affordable homes only to have their own citizens and sometimes, incredibly, their municipal employees oppose their efforts.

(Being largely made of the mineral calcium carbonate, they've got a head start on fossilization and are sometimes incredibly well preserved).

They have also proven themselves very capable of synthesizing this kind of information into a cohesive mental map — sometimes incredibly so.

It sounds like a good idea at first, but it comes with one nasty consequence: those viral and sometimes incredibly annoying quiz applications are going to become more popular than ever.

"But I've realised that things that make me happy sometimes are incredibly cheesy.

In doing so, I'm careful to remind aspiring reporters that live blogging or compulsive tweeting is not the essence of journalism, merely a tool – sometimes an incredibly efficient one – created by modern internet technology.

But, amazingly, the aftermath of a traumatic event can sometimes spur incredibly positive changes.

No, I don't mean all those leaky pipes in the city that have led local tests to sometimes register incredibly high ambient readings of the greenhouse gas.

Sometimes it's incredibly difficult to deal with and sometimes it's great.