Sentence examples for that very occasionally from inspiring English sources

Joan," "quite badly," Le Gallienne said, "and yet I sensed in her an inner truth that very occasionally filtered through in a word or a look".

His jaunt, in the spirit of the hopefulness that very occasionally comes over the cynical citizens of Red Sox Nation, ended after two hours, when he was finally subdued, near a ballfield, by half a dozen tranquillizer darts.

My hunch is that very occasionally and somewhat undemocratically, the famous artist gets to jump the queue.

Accountant Rosie Slosek of One Man Band Accounting says that very occasionally she will offer a discount in order to get some feedback on a new product.

Since we recognised that "very occasionally, [Sewell] says something perceptive on subjects where he has some expertise", we felt that London's only evening paper should have two art critics: one for art dating from the early 1900s with its dreaded abstraction, and Sewell for what he called "traditional" art.

The results of this audit have highlighted that very occasionally CT scanning results in discovering pathology that significantly affects subsequent management and disposal.

"That can lead to unfortunate confusions that can, very occasionally, have serious consequences for magicians in the Muslim world.

Hempel's world is modern, set in a vivid present that only very occasionally feels historical.

And we know that sometimes, very occasionally, it may be possible to prove that a couple intended at some point after purchase to change the proportions owned by each of them – even if they never discussed it.

About the most damaging thing Messrs Heilemann and Halperin can turn up is that he very occasionally wondered whether he might in fact lose, and that some of his old Chicago friends sometimes resented "the suits"—the white male triumvirate of David Axelrod, David Plouffe and Robert Gibbs who surrounded him from the start.

I declare an interest in that occasionally, very occasionally, I write for the paper.