Sentence examples for somehow because of from inspiring English sources

But somehow, because of it, the scene does not feel in the least bit static.

"Do not stand by thinking somehow, because of what we [the US] have done, it's taken care of.

"Somehow, because of Restaurant Week, everybody wants to go out," said Andy Kormendi, one of two co-managers of the elegant French restaurant Louis XVI in Patchogue.

He is, in other words, a gigolo, a pimp and a black marketeer, and somehow, because of his spirited candor and his good humor, we like him.

And we expect more from them, somehow, because of the magic and beauty this game emits and the young fans it inspires.

Edwards is better off financially than either Bush or Gore, but somehow, because of a combination of background and presentation skills, against him either of them would look like the country-club guy.

Dr. Stephen Resch, deputy director of the Center for Health Decision Science at the Harvard School of Public Health, said, "My feeling is resources are limited, and you have to ration care somehow because all of our money can't be spent on health care".

The reason it works somehow is because of the melodrama they lived their lives in".

Somehow – or because of that – he became a guitar hero anyway.

Everything since then — that is, the real war — was bracketed and, somehow, dismissed because of that original sin.

When Lindsay walked into a room, it sort of gravitated around him somehow, partly because of who he was, and partly because of his own presence.