Sentence examples for sometimes sentence from inspiring English sources

Essentially, I took every column Dowd wrote in 2008 up through the election and I dissected it, sometimes sentence by sentence, according to snarkable subject: Obama, the Clintons, John McCain, Sarah Palin, figures in the Bush administration and "others," e.g. Edwards and Eliot Spitzer.

Sometimes sentences in her previous work were perfunctory; here she achieves a quiet precision.

It tolerates little public dissent, sometimes sentencing activists to long jail terms for violating broadly defined security laws.

And yet sometimes sentences, when you're reading, seems to have life in them; a vision of life falls into place around their form.

With new genetic technology, we know that innocent people, regardless of their intelligence, are sometimes sentenced to death in the United States.

Sometimes sentences of a formal language L are taken to be the objects of belief.

Declarative sentences can be used to ask questions, and to give orders, and sometimes sentences are not used literally, but metaphorically.

For instance, he thinks that, at least sometimes, sentences like '3 + 2 = 5' say things like if there are three Fs and two Gs, then (barring overlap) there are five F-or-Gs.

Sometimes sentences may be better if written in a different way, for example: "Put nail polish on the nails you want to paint" can sound better as "Apply nail polish to the desired nails".

Stalking has not yet been included in the sentencing guidelines and Mr Llwyd said that, as a result, sentencing by the courts was "inconsistent, custody is rare, suspended custodial sentences common and sometimes community sentences are given and the stalking behaviour continues".

By the end of the speech (and sometimes the sentence) we've forgotten the beginning.