Sentence examples for somehow characteristic of from inspiring English sources

That's somehow characteristic of Foster's enthusiasm, which shines through his inventive, imaginative, technically gifted cooking.

Malcolm Bruce was the only outright loser from the changes, which is somehow characteristic of a competent performer who has never caught the party's imagination.

It seemed somehow characteristic of both Bim and her city that it was a natural thing to picnic with your children at a tomb.

But it was somehow characteristic of Gordon Brown's cautious constitutionalism that he proposed, in late 2007, that the first Speaker's conference for 30 years should assemble to look at the issue of parliamentary representation.

You write that a lot of people in Mexico ignored the murders for some time precisely because they seemed to be somehow characteristic of the criminal atmosphere in Juárez.

First, that the commons are somehow backward, characteristic of tribes living in rainforests, or of pastoral nomads in African drylands.

The logjams closely resembled b-amyloid plaques, suggesting that zinc somehow causes the brain scars characteristic of AD.

Auxin somehow changes the characteristics of the rigid cell wall of the plant cell so that it becomes more flexible; the internal pressure within the cell then forces it to become larger.

Such a difference in the nature of sampling frame may have somehow influenced the characteristics of the samples.

Thus, on one side of the dispute, there were ranged philosophers who took their stand upon what has been called "the unity of science" and who insisted that the categories and procedures appropriate to the human studies do not enjoy a unique or privileged status that somehow sets them apart from those characteristic of systematic empirical enquiry in other domains.

The link is that every work in this eclectic gathering is somehow tied to realism, even though this might not be the dominant characteristic of some pieces.