Sentence examples for sometimes unintentionally from inspiring English sources

And there's a lot of it — so much that it's often predictable and sometimes unintentionally funny.

Usually, however, they flag up an event and give an indication, sometimes unintentionally, of its magnitude.

And the key terms that Google provides in order to characterize individual books are sometimes unintentionally comic.

Yet his blandly written but sometimes unintentionally hilarious memoirs are themselves in need of a good edit.

"Sometimes unintentionally, what I imagine the character would go through ends up happening in real life in Iraq," he says.

Although science fiction, The Sparrow is concerned with philosophy, and the good and evil man is capable of, sometimes unintentionally.

Like all doctors who do the work he does, Parker sometimes helps unintentionally pregnant women who are in dire circumstances women who have been raped, or who are burdened with desperate poverty and overwhelming caretaking responsibilities.

He admitted that modern vernacular sometimes seems unintentionally comic in the mouths of historical figures, and facts are often twisted to make a story, but still, he said, this is no worse than clocks chiming in Shakespeare's ancient Rome.

He admitted that modern vernacular does sometimes seem unintentionally comic in the mouths of historical figures, and facts are often twisted to make a story, but still, he said, this is no worse than clocks chiming in Shakespeare's ancient Rome.

And as an American, I blanche at the thought of the havoc we sometimes wreak (unintentionally or otherwise) on our own people.

I'm not asking you to show up to your next meeting and totally laugh out loud like I sometimes do (unintentionally), but I am asking YOU to show up.