Sentence examples for makes it somehow from inspiring English sources

Yet there are clear differences between the two: Sony's Digital Paper Tablet DPT-RP1 (I'll call it the DPT) is the size of an A4 sheet of paper, which combined with its lightness makes it somehow alarming.

Its brilliance is indisputable: it's from Sears, which makes it somehow ironic and not at the same time; it's $8; and it opens beer magnificently.

That makes it somehow conceivable that it could be economically viable for the healthcare system".

But we watch the glowing television, the screen emitting light -- and in the sitcoms, as with professional wrestling, the very corniness of the fakery makes it somehow real.

The ubiquity of lighting and the way it can alter the aesthetics of an interior, even the experience of reading a book, makes it somehow more personal.

He finds that the way it contains narratives and arguments without articulable terms—so that after you've listened to a symphony, say, you feel you've understood something but you can't say what it is makes it similar to his poetry, which makes it somehow stimulating.

That would make it somehow palatable, understandable.

I became interested in folk music because I had to make it somehow".

"Haven't we had enough?" she said, making it somehow sound gracious.

Nothing about Frémont's act was due to "military law, or necessity," which might have made it somehow excusable.

The fact that it was a tenner and two fivers made it somehow worse.