Sentence examples for expect somehow from inspiring English sources
We can't keep fighting nature, or one another, and expect somehow to win in the end.
And, now, as the budget debates begin on Capitol Hill, can we expect somehow that things will get better?
"We have an education, an American education crisis, and we keep talking through the same things expecting somehow things to get better.
Overpackaged, overhyped first novels are done a disservice by their publishers, with untested authors expected somehow to justify all the gloss and glitter of a full-bore prepublication promotional blitz.
Admirers said she bore her own special burden  being expected somehow to carry on her husband's work and teachings  with a sense of spirit and purpose that made her more than just a symbol.
Where a play or film script might use [Pause] or [Beat] as a signal to the actors, these dialogues repeatedly use ellipses-in-quotes: "…" Is the reader expected somehow to perform these silences?
We expected somehow to find a fairly small crowd (who will go above the 50s for entertainment?) but we were one of 6000 persons willing to go that far to see a youth run a half mile faster than anyoneever did before him.
Precisely what you'd expect, but somehow worse.
"I don't necessarily think we expect that somehow the debate is going to be a breakout event," Mr. Eskew said.
They had no idea what to expect, but somehow word got round that it was going to be an exciting evening.
If I understand this idea correctly, the economists are saying that the wages that employees can expect is somehow fixed, and that a portion of it is diverted, presumably by mutual agreement, from cash wages to health benefits.
