Sentence examples for naturally someone from inspiring English sources

So the band sounded trapped inside the rhetoric of recorded sound, while Lenine himself projected naturally, someone born to communicate one to one.

But I couldn't sleep after that scene, because it was the embodiment of what would happen naturally: someone of my size would inevitably be overpowered by a person Joe's size.

Naturally, someone brings up Kansas City and Arthur Bryant's, Calvin Trillin is invoked and a reasoned debate breaks out between the vinegar-based enthusiasts of western North Carolina and the tomato-based fanatics from the East.

"What do people do," John Humphrys asked on BBC radio's Today programme, of Kate Woodthorpe from the University of Bath, "if they just can't afford a funeral?" The council does it, naturally – someone has to.

Naturally, someone just had to make an iPhone app.

Naturally, someone had to do that for Twitter.

Naturally, if someone took a bribe, someone else had to have offered it.

"Kemi's dad was a biochemist so Kemistry came quite naturally, and someone said that I had quite a stormy nature.

Such exuberance about antiquities comes naturally to someone raised around beautiful old things, as Auclert was.

But, she said, "The weight shifting that is used in Wii golf may come more naturally to someone who has actually played golf".

Once, while walking along nearby Punta Pescadero, my wife and I heard a large boom coming across the water and naturally thought someone had exploded a bomb.