Sentence examples for sometimes saying that from inspiring English sources

HE DOES not rock on his chair when thinking (and sometimes saying) that a reporter's question is the height of stupidity, as Bill Gates, Microsoft's founder does.

But Ciara Torres-Spelliscy, a law professor at Stetson University in Florida, said that lower courts had in the years before Citizens United grown skeptical of compulsory transparency, sometimes saying that it chilled First Amendment rights by imposing burdensome reporting requirements.

For months, though, protesters have complained that private security guards and police officers have enforced unpublished rules, sometimes saying that pizzas, books and backpacks were not allowed in the park, and in July telling a 55-year-old woman that a folding chair was banned.

The bureau shot down requests for information so regularly and thoroughly – sometimes saying that records were unavailable, sometimes that they didn't exist, sometimes that it could neither confirm nor deny the existence of records – that Shapiro and his co-plaintiffs asked for more information about the process by which they had been so often refused.

I do that and sometimes say: 'That doesn't look right.

Locke sometimes says that morality too is capable of deductive demonstration.

Girls sometimes say "That's so gay".

It is sometimes said that they invented Alan Partridge.

It is sometimes said that the best parodies are affectionate.

Although I should point out that it is sometimes said that I invented this genre.

It is sometimes said that the line between fiction and nonfiction has become blurred.