Sentence examples for it is somehow of from inspiring English sources

Because so many players have moved to first base at the end of their careers -- Ernie Banks, George Brett, Willie Stargell and Carl Yastrzemski, to name a few -- there could be a misperception that first is an easy position to play or that it is somehow of lesser importance.

COG is a wonderful resource but it is somehow out of date with other databases representing a more complete view of currently-available genomes.

It is not quite the unmentionable year, but discussing it is somehow out of bounds.

IRVINE — It was somehow out of place that the deciding act in a 12-inning Orange Empire Conference baseball grudge match between visiting Orange Coast College and Irvine Valley was one of surrender.

The prologue exists outside the flow of narrative, yet it is somehow part of the story.

It is somehow typical of the man that he was working on a new composition and planning for upcoming concerts while in hospital awaiting surgery.

But it is somehow reminiscent of Yale in the 60's that on both sides its graduates are convinced they are trying to save the nation's soul.

But nothing worked out smoothly, and it is somehow typical of Simmons that her most astonishing work – in Angel Face (1952) – is not very well known.

If a nonprofit is not just barely breaking even, it is somehow unworthy of raising more money.

Every time a divorced political candidate runs for office, the press scrutinizes their marital history as if it is somehow indicative of their moral character.

It is, somehow, a matter of arbitrariness whether or not one considers non-informational replicators to be real replicators.