Sentence examples for grown somehow from inspiring English sources

The worst thing in a Shields life is to be like the husband in "Hinterland", who has "forgotten how to pay attention, grown somehow incapacitated and lazy".

So narrator Nick Carraway sits down on the sand and mourns not only his friend but America as a whole – a New World grown somehow old and corroded.

For all the horrors that the twentieth century has witnessed, such starkness now seems naïve; the materialist premises of science have grown somehow airy, so that physicists speak of finding "the God particle," and the electronic texture of popular culture unweights misery, spliced as it is among the television commercials.

Underneath me, the floor grew somehow colder and harder.

We have to get the British economy growing somehow and you have got to start somewhere".

We do not intend to review how different forms of inhibition have been included in different models; suffice it to say that contrast-invariance of orientation tuning requires that inhibition and excitation grow somehow proportionately with contrast.

Nor have they grown by somehow promoting exports and blocking all imports.

All of us were more grown up, somehow, in the blink of an eye.

I am no longer surprised that a toddler, middle schooler, high schooler, or grown adult somehow got their hands on a gun.

For people like Marguerite and me, in Indochina or black Africa, we grew up somehow with the sense that we didn't belong, that we were outsiders.

"Unfortunately there is a growing sense, somehow, that Britain's best days are behind us rather than ahead," said Alan Milburn, chair of the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission.