Sentence examples for sometimes varied from inspiring English sources

In fact, in interviews with the couples, the interpretation of each artist's work sometimes varied significantly between partners.

Charlemagne's pattern of coinage, sometimes varied, was extended to Lotharingia, with such powerful mints as Cologne, Metz, Trier, and Strasbourg.

And Torre hopes that Hitchcock will be a little more consistent, a little more predictable, than Keisler, whose effectiveness sometimes varied markedly from inning to inning.

"The Figure" (2007), Judith Lang Zaimont's quartet, is concerned with the way a musical line — the "figure" of the title — can waft through a work, sometimes varied, sometimes without variation but with different character and coloration.

He began to experiment with collage (a recently invented technique of making compositions from bits of paper and objects glued to a surface) and sometimes varied the usual process by making paintings of his collages, as in Lucky Strike (1921), finally arriving at a completely nonillusionistic style, which culminated in his Egg Beater series of 1927 30.

Finally, participants sometimes varied in their ability to assess change among metrics.

The time delays in electronic neural networks are usually time-varying, and sometimes vary violently with respect to time due to the finite switching speed of amplifiers and faults in the electrical circuitry.

Among chains, compliance sometimes varies from club to club.

Given that species remain largely constant over generations, how and why do they sometimes vary?

He said this would allow shoppers to compare prices and cited figures to show that prices sometimes vary as much as twelve hundred per cent from pharmacy to pharmacy.

How you apply the law sometimes varies, and what the facts are that determine the applicability of the law are critical".