Sentence examples for sometimes though that from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, though, that vision meets resistance.

Sometimes, though, that means getting up near dawn.

Sometimes, though, that homing in feeling of just a single hovering page of words can be good — turns everything into a little poem.

The whole sequence comes, as I say, amid a daft and dispiriting comic skit, and it lasts only a couple of minutes; sometimes, though, that is how cinema moves on.

Sometimes, though, that's all they can get.

Sometimes, though, that relentless pursuit of perfection can reach comical proportions off the field.

She sometimes thinks, though, that the name has been a burden for their oldest son, Frank III, 20.

Collins does sometimes worry, though, that the company is doomed "to become known as 'that group that does novels.' " For "The Sound and the Fury (April Seventh, 1928)," the company tackles the book's first chapter.

Sometimes, though, the autonomy that prime ministers often exercise in foreign affairs can prove hazardous.

Sometimes, though, I suspect that we are being blinded with pseudo-science.

Sometimes, though, we forget that the most important minority in a democracy is the individual, not the group.