Sentence examples for sometimes roughly from inspiring English sources

They are pushing aside the old guard on the continent, sometimes roughly.

"I appreciate Donald Trump's public demeanour, he speaks clearly, sometimes roughly, but understandably, and avoids what is sometimes called political correctness".

In "Sensation Whereby Space" short melodic lines floated in intersecting arcs, meeting one another squarely or sometimes roughly, a quarter tone apart.

The fleshy, sometimes roughly spoken Slinger, though, is a star who doesn't look like one, which might be one reason why people are claiming him as the next Simon Russell Beale.

Arguably the first New Wave feature, Le Beau Serge takes a pared-down rather than radically experimental approach, plainly, sometimes roughly telling an often shocking story of a French provincial life suffused with despair.

That enigmatic title is meant to convey the rug collecting family's taste for formal, realistically floral wool weavings called "court carpets," as well as tribal rugs with naïve images of livestock, sunbursts and trees, sometimes roughly knotted from camelhair.

Palermo's restless stabs at new motifs come a cropper with an inexplicable fondness for little triangular reliefs and for wall-mounted T shapes, in wood or metal, sometimes paired with roughly painted panels of fragmentary, eccentric design.

The analytical behaviourist usually has a theory of introspective reports according to which they are what are sometimes called "avowals": roughly, he contends that to say "I have a pain" is to engage in a verbal surrogate for a wince.

The loss of Congress in 2006 sent the Republican Party into a period of pained introspection, its partisans divided (sometimes bitterly) into roughly two camps: those who insisted that renewal could come from a return to low-tax, limited-government fundamentals; and reformers who believed that the Party had become too harshly doctrinaire and urgently needed to broaden its appeal.

In any group meal out, some people will order appetizers, desserts, coffee, or a higher-priced entree, and sometimes the check roughly balances out.

Parents of ground-nesting species sometimes drag older young around roughly by the head before feeding them.