Sentence examples for somehow doing this from inspiring English sources

And Senator Russell D. Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, who was the sole member of the Senate to vote against the broad antiterrorism bill that the administration proposed after Sept. 11 on grounds that it risked abridging civil liberties, said, "The notion that he is somehow doing this without the consent of the Bush administration is absurd".

"I feel a bit like a musician who is somehow doing this other stuff.

Eleanor somehow did this, billed for her time, and earned a loyal client for decades to come.

But somehow, doing it with this daft big dick with the bright red hair felt more believable to me.

This is not to mention somehow doing something about Chechnya.

"But I'd say upwards of 60percentt of the Santas come back every year, either because they are retired or because they somehow like doing this and find a few weeks off of their other jobs.

Hell, even Chris Sacca is somehow doing it.

"And I think, looking from overseas, people who respected and revered Margaret Thatcher and what she did would think we were taking an extraordinary view if we somehow didn't commemorate this".

But when a large squad of police, immigration officials and spooks burst into a flat in Manchester on January 14th, aiming to arrest the occupants and search the place for chemical warfare agents, this, somehow, didn't happen.

Describing the qualities that Batsheva values and tries to develop in dancers, Naharin speaks with a gentleness that is almost fatherly – and that I, somehow, did not expect from this tall, bearded, stern-looking man.

This somehow doesn't seem like such a good bet.