Sentence examples for somehow almost from inspiring English sources
Which is somehow almost as frightening.
Or Morrissey's reimagining of rock stardom as literary, gay and somehow almost euphorically depressed.
Somehow, almost everyone interested in the polluted waterway seems to find his or her way to Mr. Waxman.
When I look up at Simon I see that he has somehow almost finished his whole bagel.
That suggestion of patronage sounded somehow almost run-of-the-mill in the tawdry universe of New Jersey politics.
Yet they still somehow almost made the playoffs, landing in nith place and just a game behind the Hawks.
Reflecting how Hong Kong politics is almost always, somehow, about China, he warned that pro- and anti-Beijing groups were "milking the incident for all it's worth".
Somehow they almost never did.
In the age of Instagram and image overload, they seem somehow overlooked, almost invisible.
The photos aren't laden with diamonds or even couture, but somehow remain almost as decorative as male peacocks.
BOSTON — A fifth straight defeat, even at home to the hated Knicks, somehow seemed almost preordained for what remains of the Boston Celtics these days.
