Sentence examples for point somehow from inspiring English sources

But it also seems beside the point, somehow.

And everyone at some point, somehow, falls behind.

But Clinton's feminist politics are beside the point somehow.

After they reach the lowest point, somehow they manage to get out.

But at some point, somehow, it will have to become a normal business, which means selling things for more than it paid.

Anonymous, Wisconsin Attention brides and grooms: Please read the above saga and realize the importance of greeting your guests at some point, somehow, at your wedding reception.

Or maybe the race "isn't over" because the arbiters of media conventional wisdom — people, that is, like the editors of First Read — are determined to keep pretending that "style points" somehow count as much as delegates, in order to justify their continued insistence that Romney doesn't actually have this thing wrapped up.

"My concern is that by the constant belaboring of such foolish points, somehow it will have a subconscious effect on both the league office and the officials, and that it will affect the upcoming series," Van Gundy said yesterday during a conference call nearly 24 hours after the Knicks eliminated the Heat, 83-82, in Game 7. "Last year, it went without any repercussions.

The former first daughter responded to a collage of the tabloid's Hillary covers claiming the former candidate had at various points somehow gained 103 pounds, was battling lung cancer, had six months to live, failed a secret FBI lie detector and had blackmailed the federal agency ― among many other tales invented to disparage her reputation ahead of the election.

At one point MGK somehow ordered a slice of pizza.

"The Annenbergs made a point of somehow causing interesting conversations to take place".