Sentence examples for sometimes that of from inspiring English sources

The two women's relationship sometimes resembles that of a nurse and patient, sometimes that of relatives.

The music of Chopin, and sometimes that of Schumann or Liszt, calls for greater freedom.

How this has affected Mr. Pitt is unclear, but his expression is sometimes that of a man who stepped out to hail a cab and got run over by a fleet of trucks.

When he splatters the stage with his loathing for the human race in the later scenes, the effect is sometimes that of a cocker spaniel impersonating a pit bull.

I think perhaps the director might have found something intriguing in Mühe's face too: it looks like that of a middle-aged man, but sometimes that of someone much younger, even rather boyish.

The shop is her oasis, she said, a place constantly filled with classical music, sometimes that of her daughters — Yuri, 29, and Yumi, 26 — who are distinguished violinists with successful professional performance careers.

Sometimes that kind of change can happen to one's understanding of a particular story.

Sometimes that amount of pressure is tremendous.

But sometimes that is of little solace.

Sometimes that sort of argument produces results, as over encryption.

Sometimes that sense of play leads to accidental discovery.