Sentence examples for combined somehow from inspiring English sources

Maybe the two are combined somehow?

(Unhappily overseeing a fashion shoot with a supermodel, Shawsie notes that "Tikka's ennui, so off-putting in real life, combined somehow with the lights and the camera to replace her air of vacancy with one of mystery").

Mr. Matabosch, a Spaniard, said in a phone interview that he was ready to take charge in Madrid soon, "but obviously I can't leave the Liceu overnight so I will for some time probably combine somehow the two places, although that involves doing very different things".

What we can attempt is to combine somehow the multispectral channels to obtain a set of images each representing one of the target patterns.

More children in this country die by suicide than cancer, diabetes, and every birth defect combined, but somehow, trying to keep our son alive was considered "bad parenting".

Investors believed then that such combines somehow created synergies that made the whole more valuable than the sum of its parts.

It is strange that all of this history, power and emotion is able to combine and somehow generate apathy, the unemotion that has most gripped Wenger's own Emirates Stadium and the Arsenal support this season.

They settled on the fact that both countries were secular democracies, and deeply religious societies, and somehow combined the two.

"It has been suggested that a combined AOL-Time Warner might somehow favor our content over that of competitors," Mr. Case said.

Hawks and his main screenwriter, Ben Hecht, wanted to make a picture that somehow combined Al Capone and the Borgias.

Backdrop: A simple standee that somehow combined all the very worst shades of green and – for some reason – a lot of names.