Sentence examples for sometimes real from inspiring English sources

These candidates and others often fashion their campaigns to avoid real reporters (and sometimes real voters).

Sometimes "real life" and the private performance of "Onegin" intersect, as when Onegin rejects Tatyana.

Sometimes, real life isn't something to avoid, but something to be glad you still have.

But over the centuries, sometimes real dreamers have come through Odessa and changed things.

It is common for them to use fake Social Security numbers, or sometimes real numbers belonging to another person.

The agents are sometimes real estate agents, or employees of businesses that advertise as "foreclosure rescue" specialists, Mr. McKenna said.

Sometimes real-life draws me back into a book: after the Hutton inquiry I felt a prejudice against jurisprudence.

A large slanted screen flashes disconnected images (and sometimes real-time film) at one side, while odd protuberances and a shed behind it suggest a minicity or habitation of some sort.

But sometimes real-time, face-to-face contact is necessary, something that "allows people to see each other and their expressions, and that creates an intimacy that a Web conference or telephone call does not," said Lewis Ward, a senior research analyst at Collaborative Strategies in San Francisco, a firm that consults on electronic collaborations.

Lenders sometimes use real estate brokers to oversee the auctioning of the home, but not all real estate agents specialize in property auctions.

Sometimes the real art is indeed great.