Sentence examples for lives somehow from inspiring English sources

"It will impact their lives somehow," he said.

His rudderless Russians and their stagnant rural lives somehow reflect our own flatlining economy.

Still, he said people should tread cautiously -- especially during job interviews -- unless their personal lives somehow relate to the jobs.

Perhaps he kept the two lives somehow separate, a much more difficult idea to accept when thinking about the work of socially engaged artists.

But yet so many women obsess over the lives of others as if those lives somehow are relevant to our own stories.

Growing up with the Beatles, we came to trust them and we got the sense they had important things to tell us and show us, things that would enhance our lives somehow.

The people have to live somehow.

You have to find a way of living somehow.

The aim is to underscore the timelessness of a play whose characters all seem to be living somehow out of time, unable to engage with life in the present as they pine for a promising future that will be forever out of reach.

In fact, Moiseenkov was at Facebook HQ this week where he showed off what looks like Facebook Live somehow running with a Prisma filter.

However even if Mars did offer more favourable conditions a few billion years back, achieving abiogenesis – something living somehow assembling itself from just the right set of chemical building blocks – still seems like the longest of longshots.