Sentence examples for somehow common from inspiring English sources

In her version of alcoholic haute-Bohemia, it was also somehow "common" to trouble oneself with trivialities like regular meals.

Assimilation, too, has taken its toll, with some families writing off the table as too ethnic or somehow common.

It is unconscionable (yet somehow common) that an individual not be allowed to choose his or her own faith.

So far, though, Stand Up Republic reflects his continued effort to somehow find common ground.

My colleague David Leonhardt, an economics writer who somehow makes common sense seem provocative, won a Pulitzer Prize the other day.

Because most of the 107 cases in the tower affected people who lived in apartments that were stacked on each other, the World Health Organization said epidemiologists were considering the possibility that contaminated bodily secretions could somehow enter common systems that link rooms or apartments together.

The right place for Mr Philpott is behind bars, but do you exploit the deaths of six children to try and make a political point about the welfare system, and at the same time say to people that this is somehow a common truth about people on benefits?" There was, Miliband said, "a minority of people on benefits who should be working and aren't", something he promised Labour would address.

This means a cluster of conflictive nodes may still have a high clustering coefficient, which is somehow against common sense.

Using excerpts from unstructured narrative interviews and snippets of informal online communication with our two participants, we found that although they come from different academic backgrounds, they somehow shared common goals and faced nearly the same challenges and difficulties in their ongoing efforts to encourage, promote and support e-learning deployment.

"They bet that they could somehow find the common ground with America.

But when Ben got to kindergarten, there was another Ben in his class, and we soon realized that we had somehow chosen a common and trendy name.