Sentence examples for is somehow larger from inspiring English sources

"I think the biggest misconception about Bonnie is that she is somehow larger than life," Ms. Min says.

The condemnation of Yehoshuah, Alderman tells us, with an abrupt and unexpected broadening of her focus, is "the Holy of Holies of his life, the tiny chamber at the centre of his heart which is somehow larger than the whole edifice which surrounds it …" Again, a familiar metaphor is being played upon.

The effect of negative attitudes is somehow larger for female refugees, while the effect of networks is somehow larger for male refugees (independently of the residual correlation assumed), but the differences in the coefficients are very small.

When we consider heterogeneity in terms of gender, we observe that the effect of negative attitudes is somehow larger for female refugees, while the effect of networks is somehow larger for male refugees, but the differences in the coefficients are very small.

Thus, the estimated errors are obtained to be somehow larger.

And each year, we drove home with a tree that was somehow larger than the one from the year before.

And the only way to support that conclusion is to argue that there are somehow large social benefits to increased effort from the wealthy that are somehow not equally present when those further down the scale work more or harder.

It is somehow striking that large genomes or proteomes do not necessarily have higher RRPK.

Or if your mood is somehow contributing to a larger, collective mood?

Or "bills" -- as House Republicans seem to think having a bunch of smaller bills is somehow superior to one large bill (for their own arcane reasons).

Rather, it is the interaction of clustered receptors with a preexisting pool of active SFKs, whose function is somehow blocked outside of large-scale receptor clusters.