Sentence examples for setting somehow from inspiring English sources
Yet the expansive setting somehow appears curiously remote within the relatively intimate George Street space.
Will Bush, in tomorrow night's secular and political setting, somehow invoke God's blessing?
Woolf's way of writing about people and their feelings was so overwhelming, and her prose so highly wrought, that the novel's setting somehow escaped me.
Bicycle wheels dotted the landscape like trees, and the setting, somehow a mixture of icy and playful, was like an industrial forest in which you suddenly found yourself smelling with your eyes and seeing with your ears.
The entire setting somehow seems intimate and spacious; the planners' guiding idea was to leave behind another place between worlds, a place for public relaxation between the worlds of work and home.
Stein's production is looking its age, even though the septuagenarian German returned to redirect it; its clunky period sets somehow add to the already considerable onus upon a hard-working cast.
Super Bowl halftime shows can be polarizing, if only because so many recent acts have been past their prime, but the only controversy over Beyoncé's performance Sunday was whether her set somehow overtaxed the Superdome and led to a blackout.
Data leakage happens when some data from the training set somehow contains information about what wants to be predicted (target_variable).
Regardless of the complexity of the system, it is clear that one will often need to extend the applicability domain beyond the training set somehow.
Naming the place somehow sets the memory deep within us, authenticates our "there-ness" and becomes as much as part of the experience as the event itself.
Yes, it helps that this generous ground-floor space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, resembles a funky old-time art gallery, and, not surprisingly, that art and setting are somehow of a piece.
