Sentence examples for are somehow of from inspiring English sources

Yes, it helps that this generous ground-floor space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, resembles a funky old-time art gallery, and, not surprisingly, that art and setting are somehow of a piece.

Typically, however, there's an assumption that the people we're seeking insights from are somehow of like-mind.

However, even when the linear polymers are somehow of fixed length, it would still be difficult to control the width of the assembled super structure, as FtsZ protofilaments alignment would be able to continue sideways (arrows).

"The government -- and this even applies to me -- are somehow out of touch with gut British instincts," he wrote.

It's about that Grecian conceit men have, that what passes between man and man is somehow of a higher order than anything that involves a mere female.

Nor is there some universal idea that is somehow of each or all of the trees.

Both men were somehow of my world, and my generation, but from vastly different sections of it.

For starters, she is somehow of the belief that Shonda Rhimes is the creator of "How To Get Away With Murder".

He seemed to be somehow of them and apart from them at the same time: a roaring Bantersaurus Rex in a jungle full of Diplo-bro-cus.

These behavioural responses are somehow reminiscent of aspects of the sensation-seeking trait in which risk-taking behaviour in many activities has been related [ 61, 62].

COG is a wonderful resource but it is somehow out of date with other databases representing a more complete view of currently-available genomes.