Sentence examples for sometimes mentions from inspiring English sources

He sometimes mentions jobs, but that's just a talking point.

There is no family correspondence (though he sometimes mentions personal matters in his letters to colleagues) and there are relatively few official Columbia University records.

While he has said he shares core Christian beliefs in God and in Jesus as his resurrected son, he sometimes mentions doubts.

Mr. Obama has written that when he became a Christian, he "felt God's spirit beckoning" and "submitted myself to His will and dedicated myself to discovering His truth". While he has said he shares core Christian beliefs in God and in Jesus as his resurrected son, he sometimes mentions doubts.

Tellingly, when he was elected to the Senate in 1996, he was the one new Republican whose first choice for a committee assignment was the Foreign Relations Committee, which had declined steadily in prestige since the Vietnam-era days of a Democratic chairman he sometimes mentions as a role model, J. William Fulbright.

That's especially important because Mr. Jackson, who after all is in the midst of complex rehearsals he's helping coordinate, doesn't often let loose vocally because he's conserving his voice (as he sometimes mentions) or can no longer roam around the higher registers.

Jackson is sometimes mentioned as a candidate.

"Long lunches" with "extraordinary wine" are sometimes mentioned.

Marco Rubio, the charming senator from Florida, is sometimes mentioned for the VP slot.

While making and explaining his decisions, he sometimes mentioned his dreams.

Ryan Seacrest, sometimes mentioned as a possible co-anchor, made a cameo.