Sentence examples for sometimes it mentions from inspiring English sources

To provide context, sometimes it mentions other texts, e.g., in Continental philosophy or from before the 20th century.

It is appreciably less expensive, especially now, given its economic woes, which sometimes earn it mention in the same paragraph, or even sentence, as Greece.

Sex wasn't completely absent from the presentations — sometimes it was mentioned playfully, like when Ahluwalia described branded content as "the proverbial aphrodisiac of marketing".

Sometimes I mention a particular musician and he'll say, "Oh we supported them in Dublin in 1981".

Also, sometimes it is not mentioned, if the learn and test sets for obtaining the parameters were the same.

"(I wonder this every single time the auto-refresh problem gets mentioned)." Because sometimes it's easier to let you know a goal has been scored, give the minimum detail and then add more once we've seen the replays.

On these urban ghost-hunting expeditions, it is sometimes barely mentioned that the city's decline since the mid-20th century has also been a social disaster, slow-motion but seemingly inexorable.

Sometimes, as Dorothy Parker mentioned, it is just simpler to live.

"Clinton was aware of the threat and sometimes he would mention it," Mr. Panetta said.

And although the scope of prisoner transfers to Libya has not been made public, news media reports have sometimes mentioned it as one country that the United States used as part of its much criticized rendition program for terrorism suspects.

Not so with Sudep; even neurologists who specialize in epilepsy sometimes feel that mentioning it to patients who aren't at high risk may impose too much of a burden.