Sentence examples for somehow especially from inspiring English sources

It's got an anthem vibe – maybe people relate to it somehow, especially after a heavy weekend.

In fact, what are billed as global challenges — terrorism, Iran — seem to be somehow especially Jewish and Israeli ones.

Somehow, especially in light of this, I don't think the new Obama strategy runs the risk of a foreign army putting Washington to the torch.

That means they've got to make up the gap somehow, especially as they're saying they want to cut the deficit faster".

"Somehow, especially after Sept. 11, the law-abiding public has a right to be less tolerant of the lawless or even the annoying," the excerpt reads.

If your employer does have such a copier, ask if there is a policy in place for scrubbing information off the hard drive or protecting the data somehow, especially when your employer is ready to get rid of the machine.

Both polling firms had also shown Mr. Romney with a lead before the announcement of Mr. Ryan, but there's certainly not much evidence yet for the idea that Mr. Ryan will somehow be especially damaging to Mr. Romney there.

On a purely personal level, I was glad that I had survived, but on another level I have to say I felt somehow disappointed, especially as the days went by and I received medical attention and started to recover.

If it's "difficult to get the news from poems", doesn't this mean that it is nonetheless somehow possible – especially if we come at poems "at a slight angle to the universe", as EM Forster described the Greek diaspora poet CP Cavafy?

As it happened, I had been working on a novel set partly in Peru, and I thought maybe the influence of a Peruvian shaman and his potions might somehow help, especially since I was stuck, and had advanced little in weeks.

The NO emissions, however, resulted somehow increased, especially at the low thermal power rates and air excess, whereas they slightly decreased at high air excess.