Sentence examples for a somehow from inspiring English sources

One stairwell in the South Tower, Stairwell A, somehow avoided complete destruction, unlike the rest of the building.

A: Somehow, the man who starred in Reindeer Games has become one of the finest directors working today.

This is a somehow terrifying scene.

And Thailand's relatively poor performance is not the result of a somehow predestined middle-income trap.

But think back to the notion of P.B.R. as a somehow "political" brand.

Catalyst pores are typically non-uniform along their longitudinal axis, and the transport of gaseous reactants and products takes place in a somehow tapered confinement.

A somehow seemingly even prouder, wooden black and white cow -- now majestically bearing the American flag.

This notion of the arts as a somehow lesser subject is not a new one.

With Diana, Ali is engaged in some larkish slumming; Turtledove creates a whole intricate biosphere with a somehow breathable atmosphere.

Every time I met them, I felt chastened by a somehow old-fashioned yet relevant bohemian morality and ethical certainty.

However, it is important to remark that there is a somehow misleading but widely extended belief, even in part of the fuzzy community, regarding fuzzy systems as interpretable no matter how they were designed.