Sentence examples for of a somehow from inspiring English sources

And Thailand's relatively poor performance is not the result of a somehow predestined middle-income trap.

He was wearing what in my high school would have been called "exchange-student jeans" — obviously expensive but slightly the wrong color and of a somehow non-American cut.

Empiricists have argued that a priori knowledge is limited to the realm of the analytic, consisting of propositions of a somehow inferior status because they are not really "about the world".

There is a fulling of my spirit and a deeper knowing of a somehow bigger and more-settled self.

He's a very effective bulldog, so I think Idris did a very good job playing that swagger and playing the capriciousness of a somehow adolescent-like military man.

Get one of each flavor (it comes in four varieties), then head out the door and eat them amid the splendor of a somehow not-made-up beautiful Marin County town, and you'll be having a pretty damn good day.

(2015), prolonged Opa1 overexpression may lead to increased strain-specific prevalence of cancer, a somehow expected result given the antiapoptotic role of OPA1.

But think back to the notion of P.B.R. as a somehow "political" brand.

This notion of the arts as a somehow lesser subject is not a new one.

She reminds me of a changeling, somehow, who will never get old.

The effect is one of radical openness — of a building somehow without walls in that once walled city.