Sentence examples for shifted somehow from inspiring English sources

Others became confused: the specifics shifted somehow in each retelling.

I went from moderately hard of hearing to severely hard of hearing/profoundly deaf, and in my mind, that meant my identity had shifted somehow.

We stopped, then, to buy a carton of cigarettes and I knew that the world was shifting somehow: my father never smoked.

If there are fixed points to be found, if there are orienting constants to use, they probably lie in the moments when all that arbitrary movement yields something remarkably still – when all the shifting somehow yields understanding. .

But the tide somehow shifted.

Now we had somehow shifted our loyalties to respective car salesmen.

Ms. Ehrenreich suggests that by accepting the Reform Party endorsement, Ralph has somehow shifted his platform or record of the last 40 years.

The novel begins with one of Fontane's unemphatic epiphanies: in the course of an ordinary domestic conversation one day, Christine realizes that the terrain of her marriage has, somehow, shifted under her feet.

He literally shook those newspapers in my face shortly before the end of our conversation, which somehow shifted to Hurricane Katrina, President Bush and … well, it wasn't pretty.

These inputs must be removed somehow, shifted to the cheese industry.

It seemed that American Idol had somehow shifted from a competition focused on individuals with exceptional vocal prowess, to one where the "cutest" or most "popular" contestants were not only advancing, but winning!