Sentence examples for sometimes tests from inspiring English sources

And sometimes tests fail to uncover any physical cause for a patient's suffering at all.

The Huffington Post sometimes tests two different headlines in real time to see which the audience is responding to.

"Those of you in the clergy know it sometimes tests one's constitution, one's faith, to be constantly asked to do more, to reach out," Mrs. Clinton said.

VIENNA — "Late Titian" here at the Kunsthistorisches Museum is one of those serious exhibitions in which inferior work sometimes tests the eye.

The music sometimes tests the limits of such endurance; it sounds better suited to accompany the sinking of the Titanic than the progress of the monk's creaky rowboat.

It sometimes tests guests' compatibility with their hosts based on the answers to the questions "Do you lie to your doctor?" (perhaps about how many glasses of wine you have daily) and "Do you remember where you were when you heard about the death of Princess Diana?" Last month the show went national.

Trying to stay true to seasonal baking can sometimes test your resolve.

This account is harrowing, describing tortures that sometimes test the limits of comprehension.

Both Fatou and Andrew are reaching for answers to questions that sometimes test the limits of their knowledge.

Because the postnatal consequences are so severe, 21-hydroxylase deficiency is sometimes tested for as part of newborn screening programs.

"The Fear," by Peter Godwin (Little, Brown; $26.99) This account is harrowing, describing tortures that sometimes test the limits of comprehension.