Sentence examples for for being somehow from inspiring English sources

Yes, my work has sometimes been criticised for being somehow non-specific or lacking in rigour, but, in fact, the rigour is in the nuances.

Even now, it is held in suspicion by the rest of China, somewhat exaggeratedly, for being somehow in thrall to foreign currents, both Western and Japanese, and not entirely Chinese.

He has even taken potshots at the Alevi, a minority Shia sect that happens to include Mr Kilicdaroglu, for being somehow non-Muslim.Mr Erdogan has done much to transform Turkey for the better.

While some of them complimented the vocal exchanges between both artists and the flamenco pop genre of the song, others criticized the song for being somehow offensive due to the stereotypical lyrics.

I had a curiosity at a very young age, to search for my 'reason'detre,' reason for being, somehow it had to be hidden in my father's ancient wisdom, so I tried at the age of four to stowaway on a ship to Greece, and jumpstart my discovery of 'who I am.' I was raised to believe that I was the perfect child -- that was a short-lived fantasy.

The best that modern man could hope for was somehow to construct and sustain such like "illusions" for himself, dreams that would give life some sense, but all the while knowing deep down that they were meaningless.

This unhoped-for happiness was somehow intensified by the unnecessariness, the surplus value, of the doll stroller.

Nothing is isolated; everything, for better and for worse, is somehow correlated.

On the House floor, Democrats ridiculed the notion that Mr. Ryan's $3.5 trillion plan for next year was somehow bold for zeroing in on health programs despite political risks.

Mizzy's use of bass harmonica and fuzz guitar in the music of "Green Acres," for example, "was somehow perfect for that show's setting, and it only added to the humor of the situations," Burlingame said.

But this time, he said, his request for Motte was somehow misheard as a request for Lynn.