Sentence examples for to sometimes be from inspiring English sources

"But he's young, and young players tend to sometimes be that way..

His tendency to nap and to sometimes be forgetful led many people, particularly his political opponents, to say that he showed signs of Alzheimer's as president.

As she told the gathering, she was sympathetic to him as a person, even if he projected his self-loathing onto others, and she finds "the truest man of action" to sometimes be one who takes his own life.

According to Sand, fans need not fear: "The Eurovision song contest as such will always be staged in Europe and it's a very European thing – but it's good to sometimes be able to say: 'Hey look, we've got a thing going here' and invite broadcasters in territories that have huge followings".

He noted that people have come to accept the president's selection of Tom Ridge to head the Department of Homeland Security; he, of course, devised the color-coded terrorism alert system, which the public has recognized to sometimes be slightly better than nothing.

Here's why: In the same way that the Soviet Union used to sometimes be described with phrases like "it's not so much a country as a collection of ornery republics," New Jersey is not so much a state as a collection of ornery intersections.

I admit to sometimes being hurt by the way my friends have reacted to my news.

In the 2013 interview, Williams admitted to sometimes being "too serious".

A smoker's reluctance to use assistance to quit may sometimes be difficult to understand.

The first — difficult to avoid sometimes — is to freak out.

However, to facilitate interaction it might sometimes be necessary to enlarge individual embedded visualizations.