Sentence examples for sometimes selected from inspiring English sources

When the skies looked too much like Maya blue — cloudless and dry — the Maya sometimes selected an unlucky victim to be painted this color and sacrificed to Chaak in hopes that the rains would follow.

Is it the vision of a bygone world populated by young men who, as the writer Malcolm Gladwell once noted, were sometimes selected by admissions officers as much on the basis of patrician beauty as an elevated I.Q.? Is it the fantasy of upper-class belonging, the one Ralph Lauren has parlayed into a multibillion-dollar empire?

Moreover, it is not desirable that SVM-Corr sometimes selected a large subset although it is always highly stable.

As stated previous paragraphs, a material is sometimes selected based on what worked before in similar conditions or what a competitor is using in their product.

While GP sometimes selected a smaller number of "base descriptors", it compensated for this smaller number by incorporating these descriptors in more complex mathematical equations.

As the procedure is automatic, the user does not even have to know which features are selected, and in fact very different sets of features were sometimes selected for different thresholds.

Certainly, given the importance of the top job, companies sometimes select their leaders in unsatisfactory ways.

That is not impossible: Republican primary voters sometimes select candidates for ideology rather than electability.

In recent years, the ritual has acquired additional excitement, for Mswati III sometimes selects his next queen from the throng of virgins.

So White will sometimes select a Japanese firm that seems more expensive.

Moreover, CogTRA sometimes selects the 48 Mbps data rate as a consequence of its cognitive approach in looking for network changes.