Sentence examples for somehow below from inspiring English sources

When our parents asked us, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" nobody could have anticipated the response, "I want to design iOS aps!" or "I want to run a GMO free vegan cupcake truck!" And even more of my friends work jobs that we were led to believe were somehow "below us," considering our degrees.

The Selection by shrep energies (red curve) is not perfect, because the green curve of the omniscient oracle is somehow below, but the distance is not too wide and it follows the trend of the oracle.

The Daily Show always claimed it was fake, somehow below the fray of usual journalism, but it wasn't.

The pecans, surrounded by five spotlights, were resting on a bent piece of Plexiglas, for a hundred-per-cent reflection (pecans both in a bowl and somehow below it, like mountains on a placid lake), while Al inched closer and closer ("getting tight").

But this former, longtime professor at the University of Colorado remains somehow below the threshold of popular recognition (and big-name pricing).

DNC/OFA allowed the Teabaggers to live when they were saying the Teabaggers are somehow below us and won't gain traction.

Many people think it is plausible, even obvious, that ideas about race are systemically operating in our criminal justice system, somehow, perhaps below the level of conscious intent.

If the Eagles somehow drop below the Redskins, though, Eagles fans may wonder why they were so eager to send McNabb packing.

Still best known in Britain for the aromatic seeds that form the basis of countless curry powders and spice mixes, the tasty fresh greens of fenugreek have somehow remained below our foodie radar.

In the very years when Chicago has gloried in newfound recognition as a major restaurant destination, with the spotlight trained upon alumni of Mr. Trotter's kitchen like Mr. Achatz, Homaro Cantu (of Moto), Giuseppe Tentori (of Boka), and Graham Elliot (of Graham Elliot), the man who put the city on the fine-dining map has somehow fallen below the radar.

Coming off a third consecutive losing season, the program is somehow further below where it was from Greg McMackin's final go-round in 2011.