Sentence examples for somehow endless from inspiring English sources

Overwhelming talent wants us to think it's wasted because, along with being apparently effortless, it seems somehow endless, inexhaustible.

I Love the Whole World (2000), Happy Holiday (1999), and Untitled #5 (1998) are all beautiful examples of her signature style of horizontal bands of colour, meeting the edge of the canvas though seeming somehow endless, and ranging in colour from a peach-coral to the lightest blue.

So slow play has a lot to do with what baseball folk like to call "strategy," but it is also the fault of the umpires, who somehow find endless games in their self-interest; in part the fault of television, which demands long between-innings spaces for commercials; in part the fault of lazy, self-indulgent players who dawdle at the plate or on the mound.

The result is an accessible and whimsical video that "decontextualise[s] activities from our ordinary life and turn[s] them into metaphorical, somehow ambiguous, endless micro-tales".

The result is an accessible and whimsical video that "decontextualize[s] activities from our ordinary life and turn[s] them into metaphorical, somehow ambiguous, endless micro-tales".

And the "Real Housewives of One Too Many Cities," for convincing us that endless blather somehow makes us celebrities.

Somehow we call this endless merry-go-round "fun".

If you somehow tire of the endless maze of books, you can take a break to play with the shop cats (yes, literal cats, not just cool people) or chat with the very friendly staff".

I consider myself lucky not to have lost someone in this endless war, but somehow, reading Dexter Filkins's tender yet searing essay and looking at every detail of Ashley Gilbertson's pictures, I felt as if I had.

Despite a lifetime of gaming experience, I couldn't figure out how to get my character unstuck from the magnetic ceiling, and then I somehow flung myself into an endless abyss.

Maybe it was catharsis after the tears or the need to release an unbearable tension, but the endless stream of invective somehow struck the two of them as funny.