Sentence examples for changed somehow from inspiring English sources

They've changed somehow.

Everybody who has been through it loses their original hope or has it changed somehow.

He invited me to dinner this time, which I took to mean that our working relationship had changed somehow.

The art appraiser from Katonah, N.Y., has been to George Washington's riverside home several times, but not for at least 10 years, and the place has changed somehow.

At first, narrator was pleased to be married, but then it changed somehow - she and her husband didn't want to spend all their time alone together and were always inviting guests.

Through it all you wondered if maybe this wasn't such a mistake at all, if things hadn't changed somehow and minds had changed too; if it wasn't something of a charade, a pantomime for public consumption.

That has to change somehow".

For the country's ruling élite, Lukyanov said, the prospect of a Clinton Presidency carries the "spectre of unfinished business, this idea that Russia has to change somehow".

I strive to be good enough, I suppose". For most people, a breakdown is an indication that their life has to change somehow; it can be an opportunity for renewal.

But as Dr. McGovern told me, attitudes must change somehow.

It's unfair, and the economy is going to have to change somehow, and we're getting like-minded young people together to change it".