Sentence examples for sometimes very much from inspiring English sources

The interface between the liquid solution and some other phase (for example, a gas such as air) has a composition that differs, sometimes very much, from that of the bulk.

Those cost a minimum of 90p a minute, and sometimes very much more: I once came back from three days in Israel with a phone bill of more than GBP80.

Several operators reported that they had believed themselves to be insensitive to X-rays, as no serious injuries were noticed, until (sometimes very much) later the body would respond with chronic dermatitis.

It just sometimes very much feels like we might be going to war.

If my life is The Bell Jar (and it sometimes very much is) then this is my rejection letter.

He is thus at once ancient and relatively youthful, sometimes very much so depending on the age of the actor playing him.

"We follow a policy which sometimes is very much in sync with the United States, sometimes disagrees with the United States.

Sometimes he didn't want to talk about it, and sometimes he very much embraced it.

It reminded me of my childhood, which sometimes was very much like a tornado, and how I continuously set clear goals to create an uplifting life for myself.

For the girls I know and the girl I was, and sometimes still very much am, who construct entire lives engineered for emptiness.

The thing about watching someone rapidly grow old and sick is that, even as they disappear into themselves, they are sometimes still very much present, and you never quite know when to expect it.