Sentence examples for sometimes not true from inspiring English sources

In both approaches, the underlying assumption is that the experimental (crystallographic or NMR) structure is close to the real (native) structure (which is sometimes not true due to experimental errors).

The wordings of the response categories in the Norwegian translation equal the original categories of 'Not true', 'Sometimes true' and 'True'.

You're either born a dog person, or not". Sometimes, that's not true.

In 2007, at Google's annual Zeitgeist conference, a gathering of Google business partners, public intellectuals, traditional-media executives, and technologists, Brin declared that "the No. 1 privacy issue we deal with is that there is some information about someone on the Web... sometimes it's not true and people just publish stuff".

Sometimes that is not true, but most of the time it is right on.

This is a validated 13 item short form of the 32 item Moods and Feelings Questionnaire scored on a three point scale between "true", "sometimes true" and "not true".

But sometimes this is not true.

Sometimes that is true, sometimes not.

I tell myself that I didn't really want those positions anyway; sometimes it's true, sometimes not.

Graef: That's not true, sometimes they sound like this.

Item responses for each questionnaire were 0, 1, 2, not true, sometimes true, or very true.