Sentence examples for is somehow on from inspiring English sources

But the 24 individuals facing trial in the court's 14 current cases are all African, leading to criticism from the African Union and political leaders that the continent itself is somehow "on trial".

Laura is somehow on a parallel spiritual path to Voss, ennobled and redeemed by all that befalls the expedition.

If Deutsch has reasons for thinking that all of that is somehow on the wrong track, he ought to tell us what those reasons are.

The prejudice is widespread that a termination for medical reasons is somehow on a higher moral plane than a run-of-the-mill abortion.

I'm sure the S7 is a fine phone (if you can handle the fact that the back button is somehow on the right of the home button, which completely goes against all human cognitive logic), but it offers virtually nothing new over the S6, save for a bump in specs.

Thus, the original argument is lost in the scuffle, and your adversary is somehow on the back foot defending himself.

"Everyone assumes that I was somehow on my own.

If wearing Westwood's clothes signifies you are somehow on the fringes of the establishment, then I'm all for them.

She said a Greater Manchester police call about a "serious development" in the case on Tuesday left her terrified that Ling was somehow on the loose.

The N.B.A.'s postdraft drama spins mostly around Timberwolves pick Ricky Rubio and how the Knicks are somehow on the fringes of this, writes Chris Sheridan on ESPN.com.

It was my gap year and I was hitchhiking randomly around Britain and Europe in the belief that I was somehow 'On the Road'.