Sentence examples for somehow draw from inspiring English sources

He's an excellent ventriloquist, effortless where others somehow draw attention to those lips that aren't moving.

"David Cameron might think that he can brazenly say 'no regrets' and this will somehow draw a line under it, but people will not accept that," she said.

ISIS, an organization of thugs, is the Middle East's answer to the psycho-killer narco gang Los Zetas, trying to out-bad their enemies, to frighten them into submission, and to somehow draw themselves into an ugly cartoon of evil.

Even if the universe did course-correct and somehow draw them all back in, it would negate everything we'd seen, rendering it irrelevant, or at least something close to that.

What is that fundamental core reason that drew you to a job where most of your day you talk to no other adults, where most parents show up only to complain, and where you have to somehow draw kids in who would rather be doing something else.

Can it be that Miss Marple's hobby somehow draws the victims there?

It doesn't ring true at all, but it somehow draws you in.

"I thought that it was all my fault, that my disgusting body somehow drew all this negativity towards it.

"Deciding to look back now, as if her political career has somehow drawn to a close, I think is foolhardy.

The duet was passionate and intense, but the women, in their strange passivity, somehow drew the focus.

Bill U., New York I chose to go to New York to live and work, somehow drawn to the city even though I had never been there before.