Sentence examples for is somehow like from inspiring English sources

"It is somehow like a revolution – no one will have a plan for a revolution".

The person who originated the idea that David Horowitz is somehow like Whittaker Chambers is, to the best of my knowledge, David Horowitz himself.

But despite a calmly beautiful Schneider and some exciting driving scenes, "experiencing it all is somehow like exposure to very good, even subtle, table manners -- impressive but not too involving," he said, adding that the film "generally remains on the surface, catching clues and missing sources, like the type of slick magazine fiction to which it belongs".

"The major mistake that governors make when they come into Washington is they think subconsciously that the relationship between the Congress and the president is somehow like the relationship between the legislature and the governor," he added, predicting that "getting someone who understands the levers of power in Washington is going to be important as well".

In fact, this way is somehow like a way of computing an approximated empirical variance of a dataset.

An account that claims only that moral knowledge is somehow like perceptual knowledge need not face these difficulties.

It's somehow like being a spaceman".

It was somehow like the country was saying to the city, 'Let's look at your life decisions.

It's somehow like being a spaceman". Or as James Lingwood, co-director of Artangel put it, "It's beautiful but not nice.

Doctors who want to prevent cancer apply these tests as if they were treatments, as if getting a mammogram were somehow like prescribing an antibiotic.

There is a danger, though, that such accessible translations will lull us into believing that the ancient Greeks were somehow like us.