Sentence examples for somehow correlates from inspiring English sources

"What I find really interesting is how Salvatore Ferragamo studied the anatomy of feet so that he could make more comfortable shoes, and that somehow correlates with how da Vinci spent 20 years studying the human form and working on this painting," she said.

Several recent commentaries on the phenomena bring up two important considerations: first, that demographic shifts from Caucasian to non Caucasian are accurate at all, and second, that Caucasian majority status somehow correlates to a core of American identity.

Another work includes "folky modal melodies and rollicking rhythms", "a world of fractured pitches and pictures" which we are told somehow correlates to Bartok, who, by the way, used folk materials in a most sophisticated way.

This suggests that the two are somehow correlated.

Nothing is isolated; everything, for better and for worse, is somehow correlated.

If atheism somehow correlated with fanaticism, Denmark would be the most violently radical place on earth.

The solution we introduced for these two problems are somehow correlated.

For example, in many cases bus stops are located near traffic lights, so distances to these facilities may be somehow correlated.

My estimates will be biased upwards if we assume a state's welcoming nature induces migration to that state and that minimum wages are somehow correlated with the state's welcoming nature towards immigrants.

I am not surprised both have been such big news stories, but I was shocked when I started reading and hearing speculation that the two events somehow correlate.

The quality of these lunches must somehow correlate to the health of America's youth, considering more than 32 million children are served NSLP every day.