Sentence examples for that might sometimes from inspiring English sources

The traditional See See Rider Blues reveals a voice that might sometimes veer away from the tune, but Lewis still sounds authoritative and tough, with a swaggering delivery.

One of the Observer's most admirable traits has been to speak truth to power, and to its readers – however unpopular that might sometimes be with both.

But TMZ has also been given free rein to expose celebrity bad behaviour, even if that might sometimes cause conflict with parent company Time Warner.

That might sometimes be true – Forrest Gump, I'm looking at you – but there's also a difference in the way a film is consumed.

"We have to strive to be real and sometimes play the records that some people would be challenged by or employ talent that might sometimes give offence – I'm not talking about Chris here".

For one thing, it forces you, the reader, to say aloud, to embody, the words, while leaving a gap for the inevitable differences of race or gender identity, of illness and health, that might sometimes seem unbridgeable.

In his 2006 book The Rebels: How Blair Lost His Majority, Philip Cowley establishes that backbench rebellion is actually far more frequent that we might sometimes assume.

But one can also imagine that he might enjoy a respite from such rectitude — that he might sometimes tire of being the one perennially at fault, beset with human flaws, who must exist in proximity to such exemplariness and forbearance.

Rara, like revolution, can be so deceiving, in that it might sometimes seem rather disorganized, but is highly organized — rara mimicking, as some have said, a military structure that might have served quite well in revolutionary battles.

But he concedes that he might sometimes appear rude.

General Hagenbeck acknowledged that civilians might sometimes be killed.