Sentence examples for sometimes supported from inspiring English sources

He is dead, but he is upright, sometimes supported by saints, angels or putti.

Conservative statesmen from Alexander Hamilton to Ronald Reagan sometimes supported protectionism and at other times they leaned toward lowering barriers.

Instead, they're contracts that generally involve three groups: a social services provider – which is sometimes supported by an intermediary – private investors, and the government.

As a medical student and intern, Bozorg Grayeli didn't always earn money; Mège sometimes supported them both on her secretary's salary.

He lived variously in Jersey and in Ireland (which had a policy of tax exemption for writers), sometimes alone, sometimes supported by friends, at times in utter penury.

It's as if her soft, sometimes plaintive voice and her simple arrangements — a plodding piano or a gently strummed guitar, sometimes supported by backup vocals — were a version of the production values on all those OKeh records from the twenties.

Business owners sometimes support it to wipe out competition.

Frequently, korwar figures carry a shield that sometimes supports the chin of the statue.

Meanwhile, American Jews sometimes support nonprofits that actually make peace for Israel less likely.

Often, Jaimini's interpretation is contrasted with that of Badari; in such cases, Badarayana sometimes supports Badari's view and sometimes regards both as defensible.

Sometimes that means coming to help, like he did last Saturday in my own seat, [and] sometimes supporting me means letting me get on with it," she said.