Sentence examples for has become somehow from inspiring English sources

A conflation has taken place in which the war in Iraq and the plight of the Palestinians has become somehow indivisible from the situation of Muslims in Britain.

It's now four episodes in to its eight-episode run, and it has become, somehow, a sensitive, sweet and funny look at teenage life that handles confusing sexuality with surprising dexterity.

"Now it has become somehow or other acceptable - and that is a warning.

Now, some of the so-called cultural élites in Hollywood and Washington and Raleigh-Durham want to tell us that our long-standing traditions have become somehow unfashionable in the modern world.

As I was reading the media coverage of his speech, I was especially focused on the President's calling out of the distortions and clear falsehoods that have become, somehow, involved in the debate.

This shouldn't be a radical idea, but it has become one, somehow.

"I simply feel it has become isolated somehow from the real story of the band.

However – and brace yourself for HEAVY PLOT EXPOSITION – the Rock is told that the Baywatch brand has become diminished somehow.

Together, he said, they represented a kind of tragedy that has become accepted as "somehow just the way it is".

She has become enriched, enlarged, somehow set apart, and it wasn't just the nights she spent sleeping on a sixteenth-century royal bed.

"It's not a place that somehow has become foreign to them.