at times

Idioms  

1. Occasionally, sometimes, as in Away from home for the first time, Mary was homesick at times. [Early 1500s] Also see at one time or another.

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Example Sentences

Yields were higher at times last year, and much higher during the 1980s and 1990s.

From The Wall Street Journal

He's looked a bit scared in the ring at times.

From BBC

Having said that, “Janet Jackson.” is not lacking in intimacy, owing to Jackson’s emotional openness which, at times, causes her palpable discomfort.

From Salon

It has at times been a difficult deal to bring to fruition thanks to Chemaf’s previous business practices and debts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Relief because the final weeks were desperately poor, but regret too because De Zerbi - a former ultra with immense passion - looked at times a perfect fit for the Mediterranean club.

From BBC