Sentence examples for Is there somehow from inspiring English sources

Is there somehow a sense among directors and producers that one great shark movie in 110 years of motion pictures is more than enough, that Jaws can keep holding the fort until, gee, I don't know, 2046?

Last week's occurrences, he said, "will be there in the pentimento of the future, in the shadow of the picture within the picture, like when you are looking at a Matisse and the landscape is often painted over a previous work -- you can't see it, but it is there somehow".

Wawrinka absolutely nails a smash at 40-30, but Federer, inescapable as time, is there, somehow, and absolutely pings it right off the strings about an inch over the net.

The light is simply hidden, but it is there, somehow illuminating forms that are oddly softened without the bright and shining sun.

Is there a fear of somehow seeming too crude by naming what should be named?

Is there a way to somehow create an engaging game to begin to develop those skills instead of diminishing them?

… the goals change because the professional needs change and if it's frozen in time …, that's not good; so it means … some concept of periodically revisiting the effectiveness of the whole system somehow (P2) Is there something also about closing the loop, I mean there is no point in evaluating side-effects if you never have some mechanisms in place for putting it right.

(P7) … the goals change because the professional needs change and if it's frozen in time …, that's not good; so it means … some concept of periodically revisiting the effectiveness of the whole system somehow (P2) Is there something also about closing the loop, I mean there is no point in evaluating side-effects if you never have some mechanisms in place for putting it right.

Is there an Alzheimers standard that somehow slipped in here?

Is there a chance that he was somehow involved?

Is there room for another body?" There wasn't, but somehow I squeezed in.