Sentence examples for making it somehow from inspiring English sources

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

However, with an impossibly catchy, simple tune, this making it somehow more hard hitting, I couldn't ignore Stealing in the Name of the Lord by Max Romeo and the Upsetters, a timeless critique of organised religion.

Not only do you have to keep as closely as is practical to the original verse forms – and Baudelaire was a master of these, toying with the classical structures of French verse, making it somehow both precise and fluid at the same time – you have to try to bring out his gift for nuance in the vocabulary.

Lose: Because it's "SVU," the sexted photos were allegedly sent to a 15-year-old, making it somehow even skeevier than Weiner's dirty deeds.

Interestingly, one person on r/ImageStabilization attempted to stabilize some of the video, making it somehow more surreal, as the real world blends in and out of the whirling light tunnel.

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 would make it somehow palatable, understandable.

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

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

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.