Sentence examples for somehow contributed from inspiring English sources

She told me that as a boy he had "a lot of attention, and everyone somehow contributed to raising him".

Like many at the time, Mr. Barzyk believed that artistic radicalism, by expanding consciousness, somehow contributed to social change.

I can only hope that during this journey, I have somehow contributed to the happiness in the lives of a few other fellow humans.

What bothers her the most, she said, is the suggestion that she and her friends somehow contributed to the violence, which she watched on television.

Narrowing the investigative focus to the creation and sale of residential mortgage-backed securities may help push cases forward because the government will not spread itself too thinly by chasing every firm that somehow contributed to the financial crisis.

The demise of opposition had somehow contributed to the demise of a grand theatrical tradition, one with its roots in the work of Herbert Dhlomo (the first South African playwright to be published in English back in the 1930s).

"I hope it will somehow contribute to the affected areas".

Instead of finding that soda might somehow contribute to the development of the disease, the researchers found the opposite.

I hope that through my participation in this wonderful project I could somehow contribute to that journey and process".

The forced removal of her clothing by armed police officers exposes the fallacy of the idea that laws policing women's bodies somehow contribute to their liberation.

Targeted therapies, by contrast, aim at proteins that are somehow contributing to tumor growth or survival but, ideally, are not found in healthy cells.