Sentence examples for is somehow always from inspiring English sources

He is somehow always the man of the hour.

You portray a man who is always praised for his loyalty and yet is somehow always advancing.

The two best seem to be that recorded evidence is somehow always more powerful than reported or second-hand evidence, however reliable the reported evidence may obviously be.

Rosamond's story takes place, in the main, in bleak, postwar Britain, a drizzly gray place where rationing lingers, gas fires sputter and there is, somehow, always the faint scent of wet wool in the air.

"There is a developing hostility towards science, fuelled by half-truths and false arguments easily disseminated on the internet, which feed a suspicion that the truth is somehow always being deliberately hidden".

What makes it all more agonising is the fact that the LFF programme is somehow always the most mouthwatering document produced by any festival: a juicily thick brochure, packed with great stuff, and an unmissable-looking film on every page.

Very even features, eyebrows that are somehow always straight.

Even if you hate dogs and cats, they're somehow always the ones who benefit.

"The consensus was that... the Jews were somehow always cut off from the rest.

Frustratingly, it seemed they were somehow always too busy to listen to what he had to say.

It's somehow always easier to appreciate the actor's talent, as a layman, when you can compare them with the person they're playing.