Sentence examples for if it was somehow from inspiring English sources

If it was somehow an act of contrition or ingratiation, he's never copped to it.

A slow handclap petered out in moments, as if it was somehow unpatriotic.

And many in the news media played along, acting as if it was somehow uncouth for Democrats even to mention the Bush era and its legacy.

Philadelphia Eagles Coach Andy Reid fired the defensive coordinator, Juan Castillo, during the season, as if it was  somehow Castillo's fault that the players Reid had picked had no interest in tackling.

The radio jumped straight on the 80s soundtrack, and there was a lot of gleeful nonsense about how we'd become too materialistic, as if it was somehow a good thing we were sinking into this mush.

Oddly enough, his most famous tune is among his least musically interesting, even if it was somehow brilliantly apt: the jauntily arch and repetitive theme for the television series "Batman".

"But the present can only hold history if it is somehow revealed.

It is habitual to bemoan the rise of the celebrity biography, as if it is somehow to blame.

Frequently, tomatoes and corn are teamed with basil, garlic and balsamic vinegar — as if it were somehow an Italian creation.

And if it were somehow possible to tax only those people who were going to drive drunk in the future, it would be a wonderful idea.

The word "sanguine" means optimistic or hopeful and it is regularly, but wrongly, used in the Guardian as if it were somehow synonymous with "sang froid".