Sentence examples for in a somehow from inspiring English sources

Catalyst pores are typically non-uniform along their longitudinal axis, and the transport of gaseous reactants and products takes place in a somehow tapered confinement.

The fox-den lies just beyond the mailbox in a somehow orphaned patch of ground, no more than a couple of hundred yards from the poultry yard.

"His season is prematurely ended and his focus will now be on getting ready for the next season," said PSV in a somehow passive-aggressive statement.

Ball offers no argument here, however, as to why studying the composition in advance should result in a somehow less authentic perceptual experience; and the claim that such large-scale structures have no effect on the unprepared listener is itself not proven.

In a somehow different direction, Papacharalampous et al. (2017c) conduct a multiple-case study, i.e. a synthesis of 50 single-case studies, by using monthly precipitation and temperature time series of various lengths observed in Greece.

Certainly, few artists have linked like him though in a somehow filthy way, to be true the two convergence lines of public art: the grandeur of classic root (a whole neighborhood in his hands, to model ad libitum houses and backyards, streets and trees!) and the merveilleux of romantic origin.

You somehow fit in a workout between the airport and here?" "Had to bring some stuff".

"That doesn't mean we should somehow act in a punitive way to people on benefits - far from it.

If you can somehow throw in a flashbang then you could then slice the pie much faster.

These words — in a murmur — somehow escape my lips.

Alex Brightman (Best Actor in a Musical) somehow has more kinetic energy in "School of Rock" than Jack Black did in the movie version.