Sentence examples for sometimes of all from inspiring English sources

Numerous European and American student textbooks have treated the Basseri as prototypical - though often the only example mentioned - of nomadic tribes not just of Iran but sometimes of all southwest Asia, despite Barth himself having written monographs about two other, very different, tribal peoples of the region: the Jaf Kurds of Iraq and the Marri Baluch of Pakistan.

Folk tales can feel kind of skeletal sometimes for all of their timelessness.

(And sometimes: because of all of the above).

Sometimes, stripped of all that was non-essential, backed just by guitar and voices, she sounded absolutely sublime, at home in her dreamy words.

However, she is sometimes absolved of all guilt and is portrayed to have been tricked and raped by the mahant.

Sometimes, of course, all that effort is for naught.

I sometimes think of all those OAPs stuck away in homes.

While the memories are sometimes painful, most of all they're rewarding".

Sometimes the weight of all that Norwegian order can be suffocating: "Our government is making laws and rules to protect ourselves against ourselves," she said.

Some herds with chronic hypomagnesaemia problems have been known to have very high incidences of milk fever, sometimes approaching 80% 90% of all calvings [ 4].

Sometimes only a little of him was crazy, sometimes nearly all of him, but, as an adult, he was never entirely not crazy.