Sentence examples for question somehow from inspiring English sources

Then Obama normalized the question, somehow, and thus normalized the prospects of his winning.

But his testimony has been called into question: somehow Mr Bensaid's face and head became bruised two days after he was detained by the French police.

Putting the union in question somehow permits other fundamental debates that are not necessarily about the referendum, but are catalysed by its question.

Is there some point at which the possibility of asking any further such questions somehow definitively comes to an end?

I speak, I call you----are you there?" Don't these simple questions somehow resonate deeply?

"If passwords are vulnerable, why are security questions somehow so special that they live on forever?" he asked.

At the Apple Store -- this is what I tell my friend Frank -- the person who greets you, the person who handles your questions, somehow manages to be someone who speaks English, not geek.

It has always struck me that that question was somehow an attempt to discover my political leanings.

A stupid question, yet somehow I felt it held the key to my future, or perhaps not so much my future as my capacity for suffering.

The Supreme Court expanded that question to somehow allow unlimited, anonymous corporate spending on all elections, even though there existed, like, half a century of laws about that already.

Cormann, who was created to take the government's three-word sloganeering to a whole new level, has been unable to answer any question without somehow working in "jobs and growth".