Sentence examples for sometimes one instance from inspiring English sources
Temperament transformations can happen very quickly sometimes: one instance that comes to mind demonstrates how fluctuations occur even overnight.
For instance, sometimes one must have a "qualifying relative" to obtain a benefit and that relative may become ill and die.
His attempts to bed virtually every woman who answers the door to him make for a series of often hilarious, sometimes excruciating and, in one instance, shocking interludes in a novel that cloaks its essentially tragic thrust beneath a darkly comic surface.
Sometimes one is on, sometimes one is off.
His antics can sometimes be heard on television broadcasts, including one instance this season in which he laughed at teammate Derek Forbort for tripping on the ice.
The role of patient adherence as a contributing factor to admission was sometimes poorly communicated on the EDC; in one instance there was no indication that a patient admitted following a collapse had mistakenly taken their anti-hypertensive medicines twice.
It's difficult and sometimes perilous to generalize from just one instance.
In the Aleppo attack, witnesses and reporters described victims struggling to breathe and, in at least one instance, being overwhelmed by the smell of chlorine, a chemical sometimes mixed with explosives to enhance the effect.
There is only one instance.
