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Somehow in sentence

1958 examples of Somehow in a sentence

If we think about random music as being just random notes here, and over here, somehow, Beethoven's Fifth in some kind of pattern, if we wrote completely pattern-free music, it would be way out on the tail.
Why think of ourselves as somehow not just being a collection of all our parts, but somehow being a separate, permanent entity which has those parts?
Somehow this isn't working out, is it?
Somehow this isn't working.
I mean here was a girl who had never lived in peace time who somehow had come to sound like a candidate from "The Apprentice." (Laughter) So I asked her, "How in the world do you know this much about business?
Somehow, without any help or push from her older brother at all, Amy disappeared off of the top of the bunk bed and landed with this crash on the floor.
Somehow by ways that we don't quite understand, these little drops learned to write down information.
Because, of course, it's not something you can capture really, but I always want it to look like it could have been captured somehow as a photograph.
But when combining photographs, this is really important to consider, because otherwise it just looks wrong somehow.
Even without it being said out loud, I knew that somehow it was wrong to do what I was doing.
And somehow kids don't do that anymore.
Somehow, she found time to study English and gain IT qualifications.
Bobby's own death, so similar to John's, seems somehow fitting.
There's petulance, too, as when Neil Bush, sibling of both a president and a governor, famously griped, "I've lost patience for being compared to my older brothers," as if Jeb and George W were somehow responsible for the savings and loan scandal and the messy divorce that marked Neil in the public eye.
We told him it was Alan Shepard's space capsule, and that somehow made it work better.
But if somehow they can resemble you temperamentally, you'll love them all the more.
I felt as if the books needed me somehow, and they were calling out to me and I was forsaking them.
But somehow we can insulate ourselves from this problem.
It feels somehow uplifting.
When we climb that staircase, self-interest fades away, we become just much less self-interested, and we feel as though we are better, nobler and somehow uplifted.
Somehow that doesn't seem right.
So what troubles me is that I was at that place and somehow I'm at this place, and I just don't want to be the only one at this place.
We might spend time with people we don't even like because it's somehow interesting.
There should be a way of harnessing all of that intellectual and global energy into, and somehow through, the museum.
They wanted to know: Do these guys have brains that are somehow structurally, anatomically different from the rest of ours?
They somehow get into this reserve.
And I was working in the context of a view of ant colonies in which each ant was somehow dedicated to its task from birth and sort of performed independently of the others, knowing its place on the assembly line.
But the foragers somehow decide not to come out.
Instead of staining all of the cells inside of a tissue, it somehow only stains about one percent of them.
So somehow it shows what's there.
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