Sentence examples for somehow considered from inspiring English sources

Second, for population that likes alcoholic beverages, beer is somehow considered a light beverage.

No, I believe that it is now somehow considered stylish to allow humans the freedom to shop with their animals.

"Barbie is somehow considered taboo at this age," said Dr. Claudia Paradise, a New York City psychoanalyst who works with children.

"It's somehow considered kind of gauche now to be too aggressive about the décor, and the price, of galas," he said.

The fact that Senor, whose main claim to fame is his disastrous role as PR flack for the catastrophic Iraq occupation, is somehow considered an expert on something within his party.

He somehow considered it his duty, as a scion of the Kees Manufacturing Company, to wrest and tamp his miseries underground — a guarantee, needless to say, that they would eventually explode.

Somehow, considering the maze of bodies in front of the net, the puck reached the net.

In "The Patagonian Hare," he dismisses the charge that "Lanzmann somehow considers that he owns the Shoah".

That we now have to somehow consider an unchecked population of firearms as part of this equation seems absolutely ludicrous and terrifying.

We must somehow consider worlds in which the token carries the same meaning it carries in the actual world.

That's fitting somehow considering that the beach is in the Hamptons on the eastern end of Long Island, long a hotspot for the rich and famous of metro New York.