Sentence examples for spite sometimes from inspiring English sources

An evening of mayhem and spite, sometimes synchronised cheating and complaining - and one goal - ended with nine men against nine men, 16 additional bookings, no handshake between the distinguished managers Luiz Felipe Scolari and Marco van Basten, at least on the pitch, and Portugal in the quarter-final against England in Gelsenkirchen on Saturday afternoon.

Just for spite, I sometimes take the beagle in with me to harass them for a bit.

And in spite of sometimes straining into a rather ungainly Pilates crouch for emphasis, Cameron also has charm.

While Harris has had success in turning around failing schools, in spite of sometimes bitter opposition, Moynihan said his organisation had no plans to expand rapidly.

The urge to maintain relationships leads migrants to transfer money in spite of sometimes truly difficult conditions.

However, the results show that consumers will make a saving per computation unit required in spite of sometimes reserving instances that they subsequently do not use.

Kaufmann concludes that in spite of sometimes feeling overwhelmed by too many genes and the need for a bigger computer, the UNC-CH microarray research projects are producing a data-rich picture, and are spawning whole new areas of discipline to look for patterns of change.

In spite of the sometimes soaring and sometimes sour rhetoric surrounding Labor Day, the sad reality in 2013 is that, on average, the "average" American worker continues to struggle mightily.

In spite of his sometimes rocky relationship with Fox News, Mr. Beck's ratings success will be difficult to repeat.

In spite of the sometimes tough negotiations, colleagues and confidants describe a warmth and chemistry between the two leaders that transcends policy differences.

Mark's inability to engage with women, in spite of his sometimes juvenile fascination with them, is his Rosebud, the primal wound or deficiency from which all of his ambition and accomplishment flows.