Sentence examples for sometimes successful from inspiring English sources

"Wanna get high?" was sometimes successful.

It was sometimes successful and sometimes unsuccessful on the film.

Their ideas, which carried a new emphasis on the worth of the individual the citizen rather than the subject helped to inspire political revolutions, sometimes successful, sometimes unsuccessful.

The usual approach to ease muscle pain is lowering the dosage of the statin or trying another statin, which is sometimes successful.

Or, in my case, the Old Gray Lady, who's curious about cover tunes, the sometimes successful, sometimes tiresome recycling of pop music for love or money.

In the Republican Party's long and sometimes successful effort to chip away at the Democratic coalition, Hispanic voters are the next targets.

The entrees are sometimes less successful.

Sometimes, even successful active traders do not make the one big trade they need.

Sometimes a successful taco run depends on honoring the idea of restraint —  before abandoning it altogether.

Sometimes a successful art career springs from a few serendipitous occurrences.

It is a crucial factor in his practice; it is the reason his work is brilliant, or sometimes less successful, or sometimes problematic.