Sentence examples for both somehow from inspiring English sources

Carey Mulligan looks a spot-on bit of casting, and Charlotte Rampling as Madame is both somehow inevitable and a stroke of genius.

It would take theatrical virtuosity and stunning performances to transcend "Seascape's" forced whimsy and verbosity, both somehow more implausible than the notion of going to the beach and meeting two lizards.

But I think we both somehow feel that it is impossible to know what is best and that the present is so much more important — because if the present is solid and good it will be a surer basis for a good future than any plans that you can make".

It had happened last Friday and the Friday before, but she had not known it was going to happen until the very last moment, as they were both somehow unable to refer to it verbally, or build up to it in a natural manner.

AS THEATRICAL mysteries go, London has this month been playing to quite a potent enigma, which has nothing to do with such ostensible thrillers as "The Mousetrap" and "The Woman In Black", both somehow still entrenched on the West End stage.

If I had to choose just one love scene, it would be from The Tale of the Shoe, a short and perfectly-crafted retelling of Cinderella which ends: "So then she took me home, or I took her home, or we were both somehow taken to the closest thing".

Its discovery heralded no great drama, of course, but Katharine and Evie both felt somehow different.

Each of their protagonists is dead, insane or (somehow) both.

It is to Russell's credit that they are somehow both.

(Integrity remains, somehow, both the most and least valued virtue in pop music).

We decided it was somehow both.