Sentence examples for sometimes of a from inspiring English sources
On her trip there, she was struck by how many houses were painted green, and so the works in this show have a green background, sometimes of a bright acid quality, sometimes of a subdued aquamarine.
There are pieces: of a wallet, of a keyboard, of clothing, and, sometimes, of a human being.
These views, often raised against mechanistic and utilitarian attitudes in the 19th century, were attractive because of the vague religiosity, sometimes of a pantheistic character, that they encouraged.
Howard Hunt] Dorothy Hunt, Rose Mary Woods — interested me because of their courage (sometimes of a daredevil nature), their stoicism and their frequent good sense.
The usual length of treatment is thirty days, although, unlike most rehab clinics, Wonderland will allow shorter stays, sometimes of a week or two.
This loss of ice is not uniform: researchers recorded cases of glacier advance, sometimes of a few hundred metres, in the 1990s.
There's just too much life in his art, even if it is sometimes of an alarming sort.
These differences are sometimes of an order of magnitude, and cannot always be attributed to different methods.
Sometimes, of course, a Hail Mary pass is completed for a touchdown.
Sometimes, of course, a disruption is unavoidable.
Sometimes, of course, a more classic scenery-chewing madman is just what the, uh, doctor ordered.
