Sentence examples for somehow clear from inspiring English sources

It was still somehow clear that what sounded impenetrable would gradually yield up its shape, order and sense.

"The only thing we could figure out was for some reason, one of them figured that CS would somehow clear traffic.

But even if organizations can somehow clear that hurdle -- by promoting the Web site on every piece of fund-raising literature mailed, for instance -- other sizable obstacles remain.

"These people live on a razor's edge," he continued, "always vigilant and tense, angry because they want to get someplace quicker and think that they can somehow clear the highway".

"It's somehow clear that he's never going to succeed, that the pull of the illicit is too strong, that somehow fundamentally, he is Arsène Lupin – though of course Arsène Lupin is not even his real name.

"Isn't that a long way to drop?" I asked, fearing I might somehow clear the second hurdle.

Analysis of satellite images of the war-zone, cited by HRW, reveals that a thickly populated patch of the beach was somehow cleared between May 6th and May 10th.

And, after Ausmus somehow cleared the fence in left-center field for his sixth home run, it was time for another extra-inning game.

Marcel's laughter somehow cleared the air of evil and left only the music and the seven people dancing, including himself.

"The offence of misconduct in public office is completely inadequate in these circumstances – as demonstrated by the fact that these officers were somehow cleared of it.

Even if he somehow clears them all, what will follow on the ground in Gaza and the West Bank, and in the moribund "peace process", is even less clear.