Sentence examples for hidden somehow from inspiring English sources

You'd obviously have peripheral cables and a power cable coming out of the back but I wonder if the internal hard drive, fan, and power cables are hidden somehow.

Your cat will likely feel stressed being in view to interested dogs in the waiting room, and she would most likely prefer to be hidden somehow and feel safer in a box.

I assume a thing, hidden, somehow, underneath the experiments – an inherent tendency for humans to identify each other as causes – which I then rely on to tell you what I'm thinking.

But somehow, hidden under corpses and bleeding from his head, he managed to live.

Because the eCores are much less powerful than TI's DSPs, the overhead is somehow hidden behind the already huge time passed on the algorithms themselves.

Leibniz eventually accused Newton of regarding gravity as a kind of "occult quality", that is, as a quality of bodies that is somehow hidden within them and beyond the philosopher's understanding.

In the Bible a "mystery" (Greek: musterion) is simply a truth or thing which is or has been somehow hidden (i.e., rendered unknowable) by God (Anonymous 1691; Toulmin 1791b).

Here's the thing: this isn't "insider baseball" or a somehow hidden fact.

The far-right cannot complain that the Obama campaign has somehow "hidden" its agenda.

The "war on Christmas" is a long-running conservative talking point that claims the holiday was somehow hidden from view.

I have lived abroad for over a decade, and my experience, and my philosophy as an interpreter, is that the best kinds of stories are those that are somehow hidden.