Sentence examples for what I sometimes from inspiring English sources

He's captured in pictures what I sometimes struggle to put into words".

What I sometimes yearned for was the bitter taste of twenties Berlin to go along with the giddy kick of Paris.

What I sometimes detect is an American equivalent of something the Australians used to call their "cultural cringe," an intellectual inferiority complex toward the mother country.

In the Prado, I noticed lots of people doing what I sometimes do - listening in on our "private" guide for free.

"What I sometimes mistake for ecstasy is simply the absence of grief," for example; or, "Vanity not sanity will keep me intact".

"It really is open to interpretation by anybody, in what I sometimes call the lawyerhood of all citizens," said Sanford Levinson, a law professor at the University of Texas.

Sometimes I like what I see, sometimes I don't.

"I have never been afraid to say what I think, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse.

I have the sense that they roost at the edge of what I notice, sometimes looking into the circle of my observations, sometimes looking outward and well beyond.

Not because what I'm sometimes doing isn't working, but because what I'm sometimes doing isn't working for me.

"And that's what I think sometimes brings about change.