Sentence examples for sometimes noted from inspiring English sources

Cage's influence was sometimes noted in Mr. Duckworth's music, and not always charitably.

When asked his secret for his own longevity, he sometimes noted that he avoided sauerkraut.

The simplest prints were made from ink monochrome drawings, on which the artist sometimes noted suggestions for colour.

Curiously, the reemergence of Blahnik's restrained "classic" styles counters an apparent trend sometimes noted by footwear historians: the more depressed the economy, the more vertiginous the shoe.

"Commentators have sometimes noted the irony that these same Tea Partiers who oppose 'government spending' are themselves recipients of Social Security," the paper notes.

The results for President Nicolas Sarkozy, whose father hails from Hungary, were sometimes noted through references to the temperature in Budapest, Hungary's capital.

His humour is hard to describe, but it involves using a lot of abbreviations and acronyms and, most famously, foot and end notes - sometimes notes within notes.

Clinton's supporters would sometimes note that the Constitution did not extend the vote to women until a half century after it extended it to men of color.

He sometimes notes, as a point of comparison, the trajectories of people and gorillas: both primates, but with one species dominating the planet and the other at the edge of annihilation.

It was also where, as Rubio sometimes notes on the campaign trail, his father would load the family into their car to drive around a "really nice" neighborhood nearby since there was not much entertainment at the time for children.

Henry, my husband, would sometimes note, without rancor, that when I went on business trips I always asked how Buddy was doing before I inquired about his or our two children's well-being.