Sentence examples for remains somehow from inspiring English sources

Yet, David Bowie, the great chameleon of pop, as both these books attest, remains somehow unknowable.

(Integrity remains, somehow, both the most and least valued virtue in pop music).

Lewis, on the other hand, wearing the kind of bohemian 'uniform' favoured by the 'prewar artist', remains somehow archaic and insalubrious.

Yet the symphony remains somehow recognizable in spirit if not in form, its frozen strings fraught with tense, frowning Beethoven-ness.

The private one remains somehow fugitive, and yet his presence can be powerfully felt here at a storage place near his homestead shrine where the air smells of must and where the documents of a singular life are stored.

The juxtaposition of a failed marriage and the turmoil of Israeli society suggests pointed political commentary, but Yehoshua's portrait of the hesitant courtship between the two peoples — sometimes tender and generous, sometimes grotesque and calamitous — remains, somehow, hopeful.

This assuming the prosecutor or FOIA requestor armed with a court order can't get some computer archaeologist equipped with technology to dig up remains that somehow were not really deleted.

But the fact remains that somehow, Brown got it into his head that giving this women a "Hero Award" -- and actually going out and getting a plaque made -- was a good idea.

He somehow remains popular.

Yet the show somehow remains utterly, disarmingly charming.

Yet all this somehow remains in the background.