Sentence examples for while it is sometimes from inspiring English sources

While it is sometimes difficult to make subtler points amid the volume of the "debate" on vaccines, I will try.

While it is sometimes possible to work out repayment plans that waive interest or let you pay reduced minimums, it rarely occurs after one short phone call.

And while it is sometimes hard to figure out which one of them caused any particular fracas, the extra problems for New York are often obvious and unnecessary.

While it is sometimes appropriate for lawyers to represent unpopular clients when a important principle is at issue, here the only principle he wishes to defend is discrimination and second-class citizenship for gay Americans".

In a subsequent interview, Clarke suggested that while it is sometimes prudent to move a trial away from where the alleged crime took place, in this instance it helped that Smith was tried by South Carolinians.

The dinosaur gallery's ramp takes you through roughly 200 million years, and while it is sometimes easy to lose the chronological thread, another kind of drama is found in the variation of the fossil casts and creatures on display.

"While it's sometimes hard to harness those conflicting energies," Mr. Rascoff said, "when it succeeds, it succeeds wildly".

While it's sometimes convenient to see only what you want to see, it's critical at other times that you see things that you don't.

While it's sometimes easy for Americans to forget, thumbing one's nose at the establishment has been central to our own cultural and political traditions since, well, Diderot's time.

Author and journalist Muriel Gray, who chaired the judging panel in 2007 when Adichie won the award at the age of just 29, said that "while it's sometimes pompous to call a book 'important', it's appropriate to say it of Half of a Yellow Sun".

It's weird, dark but not persistently so, and while it's sometimes funny there's nothing laughable about it.