Sentence examples for are somehow not from inspiring English sources

"This is a group who are somehow not taken seriously.

It is one of "characters who are somehow not in control of their landscape," he said.

It is the conviction that these issues are somehow "not local", and therefore not electoral.

The perception that they are somehow not worthy of a 4-3 record.

I think more and more people feel that they are somehow not part of society, and targets don't help.

Does he mean to suggest that the experiences and emotions of gay men before AIDS are somehow not significant?

He also describes the common self-image articulated by many backpackers that they are, somehow, not tourists themselves.

On a first reading, one is distracted by locutions that are somehow not quite right – often not strikingly, but continuously and insidiously so.

Illness is somehow not the done thing.

He is somehow not immediately impeached.

It is somehow not frightening to see this body.