Sentence examples for is somehow older from inspiring English sources

So does constantly reinforcing the idea that a 33-year-old woman like Kaling is somehow "older" than a man who is seven years older than she.

One of the standard lines going around in recent days has been the notion that this subject is somehow old news, that people already "knew" that Chinese leaders benefit from public office, so why bother?

He wore beautiful shimmering tracksuits and, despite being in eighth grade, was somehow old enough to drive and had a car.

How to you get the public to think that holding people in horrific conditions, going on six years without charges, is somehow the old American way?

But he's quick to dispel any idea that Spencer is somehow keeping the old man in touch with new music.

However, in case the person is somehow superior to you (older than you, in a more important function than you or otherwise superior), be respectful and polite.

Coupled is somehow trapped between being old-fashioned and trying to keep up with the times, as if your grandma just got a Snapchat account but hasn't figure out how to use it yet.

"There are billions of [religious] people but these same people do not embrace the extraordinary view that the earth is somehow only six thousand years old," he said.

She assumes an improbable innocence and clear-cut hero in Atticus Finch who is somehow perverted by this new, older text.

The producer falls for lovely Kez, has an unpaid date with the lad and knows his heart is somehow out of reach -- yes, that old, old sentimental standard, perfectly well sung but still much too familiar.

The winning goal was well taken by the former Chelsea man Stipe Perica, who is somehow still just 21 years old.