Sentence examples for sometimes is considered from inspiring English sources

The portion of the Pacific near Antarctica sometimes is considered to be part of the Southern Ocean.

In professional and research contexts, the term "alcoholism" sometimes encompasses both alcohol abuse and alcohol dependence, and sometimes is considered equivalent to alcohol dependence.

The primarily nocturnal pyjama shark isn't very bright and is sometimes is considered ugly, on the other hand it spends most of the day lying motionless, hidden in a cave or crevice or among vegetation.

It is an unusual annual that has sometimes been considered a weed -- a very handsome weed.

It has several forms, one with reflexed bracts, that sometimes are considered to be separate species.

These exempla have sometimes been considered to provide the particular interest of the work.

This latter poem has sometimes been considered a forgery, created by a learned grammarian.

Daft as this may sound to nondancers, the foot has sometimes been considered the most divine part of the body.

Those who experience the horror of peer review (discussed above) can sometimes be considered the lucky ones.

Monguor is similar enough to Bao'an that the latter has sometimes been considered a Monguor dialect.

The homopterans and heteropterans, here classified as separate orders, sometimes are considered as suborders of an order Hemiptera.