Sentence examples for than sometimes from inspiring English sources

More than sometimes.

And other than sometimes disgusting.

Yet Montgomerie is a more complex person than sometimes imagined.

"It seems like the European visitors have a greater appreciation for the history of places than sometimes our American folks do.

Despite this shtick, the singer was sterner this evening than sometimes, playing his usual tragic-clown role with a willful heaviness.

"I just feel that there are too many value judgments made about India based on nothing more than sometimes very prejudiced reporting in the western media..

I'm more than vocal sometimes.

Sometimes rather more than half, sometimes rather less.

"Animals are smarter than people, sometimes".

Yet this is more subtle than outsiders sometimes appreciate.

Mr. Obama groomed himself more carefully than he sometimes admits.