Sentence examples for sometimes surface from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jacobs said the summer was too short to hold camp elections, but his political interests sometimes surface at camp.

The landlord-tenant strife has also brought to light problems of the sort that sometimes surface in older buildings.

Concerns about things like parking and traffic do sometimes surface when communities contemplate new assisted living projects.

Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, often announced by subtle personality and cognitive changes, can sometimes surface with neglect of one's environment.

Sometimes surface readers don't read at all; they might study how books were recycled for paper, or examine them for food stains, or sniff the pages for signs of certain chemicals.

For some of the children, when they had their last updose, the desensitization was complete, while for others, ghosts in their immune systems would sometimes surface, and they would have reactions to their maintenance doses.

But the wisdom we associate with maturity sometimes surfaces early.

(The same personnel sometimes surfaces as the Steve Cardenas Trio).

Even as we ventured outside our comfort zones, though, our middle-aged mind-sets sometimes surfaced.

I admired Anthony Tommasini's valiant effort ["Richard Wagner, Musical Mensch," last Sunday] to demonstrate the humanity that sometimes surfaces in Wagner's operas.

Even today this criticism sometimes surfaces among academic students of Camus: he lets fascism and Vichy off the hook, they charge, by deploying the metaphor of a "nonideological and nonhuman plague".