Sentence examples for sometimes it exists from inspiring English sources

But sometimes it exists only because it came up years ago.

So we see the dark side of humanity highlighted and sometimes in that spectacle we forget that another side exists and sometimes it exists right under our noses and we fail to see it.

Sometimes it seems sports exists just to provide analogies that explain everything else.

It can come out of nowhere (like the singing), and attempt to help the narrative along through movement; it can be a logical inclusion in the story, as, for example, a bit of social dancing that may serve to illustrate elements of character or of the plot; sometimes it seems to exist for its own sake, more a palate cleanser than anything else.

Any association of people is powerful, even if it sometimes exists for negative reasons.

"You want to move out of the relationship in all the ways that it existed, and sometimes that includes the furniture you bought together or the color of the walls, or whatever it is," says Etzion.

Sometimes it seems that two Libyas exist and rarely intersect.

But no, sometimes, it's like he never existed.

Sometimes, AF exists but is undiagnosed; yet, its risk for consequences still exists.

Sometimes magic exists between rider and horse where reality surpasses the imagination.

Sometimes deviation exists when molecular diameter of the asphaltene is measured by Fluorescence depolarization (FD) study (Abdallah and Yang 2012).