Sentence examples for somehow emerge from inspiring English sources

The idea that Germany could somehow emerge from the current economic crisis unscathed has proved illusory.

The candidate's backers promise that, over the coming weeks, with more economic utterances, such a theme will somehow emerge.

Her description of his death makes nonsense of the original — a spear that hits him "between the eyes" cannot somehow emerge through his chin.

Like many of Clinton's enemies, Starr had held out in the hope that conclusive evidence of real criminality would somehow emerge.

The Lib Dems will feel much more comfortable about doing a deal with Gordon Brown if Labour can somehow emerge from the election as the largest party.

So unsettled is the political terrain that neither side is certain who will prevail or whether a hybrid compromise measure will somehow emerge.

And from this contradiction there somehow emerges a glimpse of redeeming grace.

And from this contradiction there somehow emerges a glimpse of redeeming grace (1 00).

He somehow emerges intact, and, we are told, finds a respectable job as a factory doorman.

Initially, the band improvised everything, but it found that structures somehow emerged and congealed.

Over the years he has seen off numerous competitors, parrying attacks from all sides and always, somehow, emerging victorious.