Sentence examples for are somehow able from inspiring English sources

The suggestion that schools are somehow able to hide badly behaved children... is ridiculous.

How horrible to find that, post-perestroika, rampant capitalism and artistic repression are somehow able to cohabit.

QUESTION FROM LORA: Kind of going off what Nancy said: I think we are somehow able to "forget" very painful experiences.

Every city has a particular style, and the hotels that are somehow able to capture that elusive essence are more rewarding to stay in.

The result: a story about an old-fashioned family of good-guy cops who are somehow able to meet up for dinner on Sunday nights, Mr. Selleck at the head of the table.

"For me, painting has a lot to do with the exercise of empathy, where you have to believe that you're walking the path or under the trees, that you are somehow able to transfer yourself into that picture".

Kasparov, however, was somehow able to arrange a chartered plane from Moscow.

Overcoming great hardship, the son was somehow able to become wealthy.

He then ran towards Parliament Hill, and was somehow able to breach security and enter parliament.

Even if I'm somehow able to withstand the barrage of reminders every time the computer is turned on.

If he's somehow able to win all three of these states, it will really be knockout blow.