Sentence examples for sometimes similarly from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, similarly, it's not just about the football.

Sometimes, similarly, a live game can be alluring even if there's a complete lack of suspense.

His behavior inside the ropes was sometimes similarly bizarre, like biting Evander Holyfield's ears and being disqualified in a championship bout in 1997.

A fan writes: "Alfred Starr Hamilton wrote both breathtaking and inane poems without seeming to know the difference, and I think the editors who published his work, myself included, were sometimes similarly confused".

Anyway, there is another way of looking at things: Europeans are being dragged kicking and screaming towards a new partnership in world affairs.That is primarily because both sides are facing similar economic challenges from emerging economies and are reacting in similar (sometimes similarly self-destructive) ways.

Readers may sometimes feel similarly about Ms. Brown but more often appreciate the good sense and good humor that keep her story buoyant.

The year saw a range of sometimes related, similarly dangerous conflicts in Nigeria, where Boko Haram Islamists attacked Muslims and Christians alike; in Libya, where post-Gaddafi chaos deepened; and in Afghanistan, where fears increased of a Taliban and al-Qaida comeback following Nato's withdrawal.

PRES can sometimes present similarly to CVA, such as in our case.

(With its numerous demands, your life might sometimes feel similarly to combat training).

Individuals with ASD and those with callous unemotional traits can sometimes present similarly, at least on a superficial level, yet this may be as a result of different aetiological processes.

In addition, there is evidence, especially in Orchidaceae, of closely related plants sharing similar soil fungal associates (Jacquemyn et al. 2011; Martos et al. 2012) and close relatives sometimes respond similarly to arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (e.g. Reinhart et al. 2012; Lugo et al. 2015).