Sentence examples for a thing somehow from inspiring English sources

We talk about it like it is a thing – somehow in the middle between the leaf and the man, but really it is just an assumption, not a thing.

There is a theory that a great band is not merely a collection of musicians, but a mysterious, alchemical thing, somehow greater than the sum of its parts.

It's a quintessentially New York thing, somehow.

Gingrich, though eager to list the many mistakes the President has made in international affairs — "wrong on terrorism, wrong on Iran, wrong on the Muslim Brotherhood, wrong on Hezbollah; and being wrong on that many national security items is an enormously dangerous thing" — somehow did not utter the words "Egypt" or "Hosni Mubarak," who, at the time, was still clinging to power.

But whether exotic, socially conscious or just star-studded, cool is still an elusive, slippery thing, somehow managing to stay ahead or above the curve without succumbing to trends.

Some authors, in their conversations this week, revived that 19th-century aesthetic -- somewhat out of favor these days -- of art as a salutary, morally uplifting thing, somehow beneficial to the general health of man.

A film I made recently, which I thought was about one thing, somehow turned into a different kind of film altogether.

Musically this thing somehow accomplishes being a "less sexy Depeche Mode".

This thing somehow sticks to an HDTV.

I assume a thing, hidden, somehow, underneath the experiments – an inherent tendency for humans to identify each other as causes – which I then rely on to tell you what I'm thinking.

This silly thing somehow evokes the power of music to cast a spell.