Sentence examples for somehow I understand from inspiring English sources

"But somehow I understand her; the only thing I don't understand, of course, is her hatred of her daughter".

Somehow I understood with utter clarity: I could lose the baby.

Ms. Prose writes: I have no idea how I learned to decode the language of the King James Bible, but somehow I understood what it meant when Potiphar's wife tells Joseph, "Lie with me".

Somehow I understood the confusion in her eyes.

I am a product of intermarriage and it pained me to sit in my synagogue and listen to a sociologist unravel the data only to feel that somehow I was understood to be part of the problem and not part of the solution.

They think that I understand somehow, listen and understand and so on.

I understand Baghdad is somehow divided into neighborhoods, by fences or walls, separating Shiite from Sunni, primarily.

He spoke very little English and I understand no Arabic – "oregano" was our limited lingua franca – but somehow he asked where I was going and somehow I made him understand, London.

"We had another rear suspension failure somehow, I don't understand how," he said.

But somehow I did not truly understand the degree of support our service members were getting from a grateful nation.

"Somehow, I could more readily understand women committing physical torture against prisoners of war," writes Jill Porter for the Philadelphia News last week.