Sentence examples for should somehow from inspiring English sources

"That's what's really sad: that we should somehow be used to being treated like animals.

Some people still insist that the arts should somehow be above politics, but Sellars profoundly disagrees.

"It's our responsibility to reject proposals that Muslim Americans should somehow be treated differently," he said.

They believe that France should somehow declare unilateral independence from Europe and the globalised world.

"Every tiny cultural group should somehow have the opportunity to shape their environment".

Both contend that the comptroller's audits of city agencies and contracts should somehow attract more publicity.

But he sought "meaningful" sex: that is, he felt love should somehow be involved.

One of the things we believe about love is that it should somehow triumph over death.

It was suddenly "bourgeois" to think that art should somehow be separate from commercial enterprise.

An ability to appreciate art hardly affords the right to own it; but it almost should, somehow.

"I just think if you are against the war, you should somehow try to change it," he said.