at times

Idioms and Phrases

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 .

Example Sentences

That's why I flinched to hear pundits describe Trump as a "strongman," and even worry at times about the word "fascist," though I use it out of a commitment to truth-telling.

From Salon

Those winds will continue at times well into Sunday and Monday as Storm Bert makes slow progress eastward across the UK.

From BBC

He said, at times, staff ratios had to be stretched, meaning specialist critical care nurses had to look after six patients rather than give the one-to-one care they would in normal times.

From BBC

He was, as well, the glue binding Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, whose pivotal but at times dysfunctional relationship defined the first decade of Labour’s stint in power between 1997 and 2010.

From BBC

"They want to keep their driving licence for as long as possible because public transport isn't at times as good as it could be," he said.

From BBC