Sentence examples for sometimes strong from inspiring English sources

PROFANITY -- A fair amount, sometimes strong.

Larry's vivid and sometimes strong personality has been well chronicled.

I lobbied to eliminate another because its language was sometimes strong and sometimes indifferent.

But making the sea visible on this two-and-a-half-mile stretch of Kiawah Island coast also exposed the holes to unpredictable, sometimes strong wind.

Throughout there is a subtle recurrence and interplay of character; threads of connection, sometimes slight, sometimes strong; links of family or neighborhood or professional association or sexual involvement.

The big lesson here is that sometimes, strong environmental regulation is needed to protect all our interests," said Martin Harper, RSPB's director of conservation.

And the resolutions (and BP's sometimes strong-arm legal tactics to quell them) all point out how difficult it is for an oil company to grow its business without also harming the environment.

"Loyalties to tribes are sometimes stronger than political ties in Africa, leading to violences like FGM," he said.

You've got to be incredibly strong to be riding in a helper role, sometimes stronger than if you are a designated leader for a race at times," he said.

Part of the answer is that Weinstein was a master of manipulating the press ― sometimes strong-arming journalists and other times cajoling them, but either way bringing them into his field of influence.

Although the relationship between gene and protein expression is weak overall, we found different, and sometimes stronger, relationships when examining genes and proteins that support specific biological functions.