Sentence examples for has somehow worked from inspiring English sources

She even suspects that an affinity for the landscape has somehow worked its way into her genetic material.

DH: The extraordinary thing about Van Eyck is how he comes out of nowhere, and has somehow worked out how to translate into paint the different kinds of sheen on brocade cloth, glass, wood, different kinds of metal, stone, glass, wax, flesh, and all sorts of diverse shine and reflections, all absolutely perfectly.

The Burks, however, have somehow worked it out.

"Most of the stories are [about] what children always do, but there's a lot of technology now," says Adamson. "I feel I should have somehow worked that in but I haven't.

Had this been my event, I'd have somehow worked into the conversation the fact that my maternal grandmother died in the house where Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - or, at least, his corpse - was buried in the back garden.

If only they had somehow worked TechMeme into it.

It must have somehow worked so far.

Yet it has all somehow worked out.

He and heaven know that he deserves our attention: playwright, actor, director, singer, composer, lyricist, entertainer, a man who knew how to live well, how to collect and keep friends, whose work has somehow helped to illuminate and make bearable much of this century.

Having told Mr. Biskind that Mr. Biskind reminded him of Leon Trotsky (hey, whatever works), he has somehow co-opted the ordinarily tough author of the classic "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls".

With a clan of mischievous Greek gods presiding, the Godley family gathers at the deathbed of Adam, their patriarch and a theoretical mathematician whose work has somehow unlocked the key to infinity.