Sentence examples for somehow, however from inspiring English sources
Somehow, however, H.I.V. remains different.
Somehow, however, the quiet persists.
Somehow, however, it doesn't add up.
Somehow, however, the Uruguayan ended the afternoon smiling.
Somehow, however, Ó Briain has found a way to walk the tightrope.
Somehow, however, he has never quite gotten around to it -- not yet, anyway.
However, I somehow still get confused when paying for something and am usually surprised when something costs a lot more than I understood it to.
Eggleston's world is somehow unclean, however bright and tart the colour.
But I had a feeling that Western chatter about the U.A.E. was somehow reproducing, however unconsciously, the same dehumanization that it appeared to criticize.
It was somehow typical, however, that Rocard's intervention in the first round of the campaign, calling on Royal to form an alliance with the centrist candidate François Bayrou, was ill-timed and did her cause no good.
It seems somehow unlikely, however, that when Aristotle claims that Socrates can be identified with either a compound or a soul that he means to imply that 'Socrates' can be used to name a universal (Metaphysics vii 11, 1037a7; cf. Generation of Animals iv 2-3, 767a20-768b1).
