Sentence examples for it might be somehow from inspiring English sources
And to presume that it might be somehow dangerous to see him as a human being - well, what does that thought imply about the self-confidence of a stable, liberal democracy?
The Cup is full of fairy tales, the clichéd romance but it might be somehow fitting if Reading did overcome Arsenal and reach the final on 30 May – three days after Platten's 94th birthday.
MLPA only confirmed duplication of HUWE1 gene and although PHF8 is not implicated in the duplication, it might be somehow influenced by this CNV.
Apple has released an official statement in response to accusations that its iCloud storage system might be somehow behind the recent leak of a large number of nude or otherwise private celebrity photos, whose victims included Jennifer Lawrence.
It is a ridiculous to suggest that he might be somehow reluctant to pursue the interests of the United States of America and slanderously false to call him a security risk.
Moreover, it cannot be excluded that prominin-1 epitope might be somehow masked in INL-associated cells, and drastic techniques for antigen retrieval should be applied.
The detection of frequent mitotic events in differentiating layers of the epidermis suggested those keratinocytes might be somehow cell cycle arrested in mitosis after entering endoreplication, as it has been described recently for embryo stem cells [44].
But it can come with feelings of guilt the feeling on part of the applicant that they might be somehow taking advantage of their past.
She sought to endow individual sufferers with the means to deal with their own sicknesses, by inducing sensory experiences of touch and sound that might be somehow restorative.
It would seem that New York's top-end sushirias — your Nobus and your Masas — sniffed at the mere suggestion that their snow crabs or hamachi might be somehow inauthentic.
In an exclusive with Vogue, timed to the Kenzo announcement, Spears said that she was worried that appearing in the advert might be somehow disrespectful to her sons, who are now eleven and thirteen.
